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  1. Feb 17th, 2000, 07:37 AM #1
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    How can I convert for example:
    1234567890E+.1234567890
    to it's actual number
    12345678901234567890
    or whatever it'ld be?
    (Don't have a calculater big enough to do that question =P)
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  2. Feb 17th, 2000, 11:34 AM #2
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    Someone help?
    Thanks again,

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    I am invisible... great!
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    Hi,

    you're not invisible, your problem is too simple :-))

    doublevar = val(ScientificTextVar)

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    No, no, didn't work for example when I multiply:
    999999999999999999999
    and:
    999999999999999999999
    I get:
    1E+42
    I DON'T WANT 1E+42 I want to get:
    999999999999999999999
    x
    999999999999999999999
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    Ya know if you did it by hand. Any way to do this?



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