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Slapgravel Posted - 03/08/2016 : 07:24:17 AM
Hello all,

I am sourcing the legend text from the 1st row in the worksheet. It is a serial dilution, so it drops away fast through orders of magnitude. On the worksheet it is represented as 0.00000034731283 but I would love the legend to say "3.47 x 10-7" for example. The legend has decided to change to scientific notation once it goes below x 10-5 but I'd just like it all to be one way or the other.

Thanks,

Jason

Windows 10 / Origin 2015 (64-bit) Sr2
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snowli Posted - 03/09/2016 : 09:59:37 AM
Try

\l(1) $(y,*3)
*3 means keep 3 significant digits.


Thanks, Snow
Echo_Chu Posted - 03/09/2016 : 06:29:37 AM
Hi, Jason

You can update the legend as below to get value as you want

\l(1) %(1, @WT, 2, 1, W) //display to be the same as worksheet
\l(1) %(1, @WT, 2, 1, .14) //set decimal place as 14


Echo
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