VBA convert scientific # to double #

JohnSeito

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Example, -0.000153575754784432

In VBA the number is
-1.115466458087536E-04

How to make it not show scientific number but just -0.000153575754784432
 

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Shade all formula cells
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By formatting the cell:
Code:
.NumberFormat = "#,##0.00000000000000000000"
 
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