Converting numbers stored as text to numbers

mando415

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Hi - looking for help here. I have tried to use the small green triangle to "convert to number" but this returns a scientific value stored as "general" format (from 350298922105792620 to 3.50299E+17). I have also tried multiplying by 1 but this seems to be rounding the value (350298922105792000). :confused:

Edit: As reference data type = 2; logical value. Hope this helps

Stumped and confused over here. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thank you
 
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When I see something like this "3.50299E+17" the first thing I do is make sure the column width is big enough to display the entire number.
 
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