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I have the double value 

3,64171229302883E-02

I would like to convert it so that the E-02 is gone and zeros are used instead.

How would I do that in VB6, please?

GSerg
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tmighty
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  • [Read this.](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1603013/easier-way-to-prevent-numbers-from-showing-in-exponent-notation) You should see your answer. – Scott Solmer Oct 16 '13 at 15:47

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Assuming its in a string cast to Decimal ("," is locale specific, for me its ".")

?cdec("3.64171229302883E-02")
 0.0364171229302883
Alex K.
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    This answer is actually wrong; it just appears to do what expected because the default rules for converting doubles and decimals to strings differ. The right way is `Format$(3.64171229302883E-02#, "0.##################")` or `FormatNumber(3.64171229302883E-02#, 16)`. – GSerg Oct 16 '13 at 16:21