Pivot Table with Scientific Notation - COPY/PASTE

ExcelKnut

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On my pivot table most of the numbers are "normal" but some display in scientific notation (-1.4210854715202E-14). When I change the format in Field Settings to number they look normal. However, when I copy and paste the data to another sheet (as values) it displays in scientific notation again (-1.4210854715202E-14).

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Jeff
 

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