Re: csv converting numbers to scientific format
- From: "JR" <JR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 22:11:02 -0700
Dave,
Yes, the numbers showed in scientific notation when I opened it with
notepad. I would just change it after opening the file, but the file is being
uploaded into another DB, and it needs to be automated. Any idea why it
won't hold the format change when saving it as a csv file?
--
JR Wireless
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
> When you opened the .CSV file in Notepad (say), were those numbers in scientific
> notation?
>
> Or was it when you reopened the .csv file in excel.
>
> And if it's just the format in excel, you could always just change the format of
> that column(s) after you open the file.
>
> JR wrote:
> >
> > I've imported a series of numbers and when I save it in csv format, it
> > changes the numbers to the scientific format unless it's under 10 digits.
> > I've tried converting to text, multipling by 1, but nothing seems to keep it
> > formatted as a number? Each time it looks like it will work, I save it and
> > reopen it, only to find the numbers converted to scientific format again.
> >
> > I'm completely confused as to why it won't store it as a general number if
> > over ten digits?
> > --
> > JR Wireless
>
> --
>
> Dave Peterson
>
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