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macro PRINT USING for scientific notation
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This seems like it should be simple. Anyone know the Agilent macro PRINT USING format to force a number into scientific notation? So instead of PRINT USING "#.###", X which will just give me three decimals after the number, I need to know what to put in quotes to force X into scientific notation (like -2.080e-002) with a definable number of digits before and after the e. Thanks!
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