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Asked: 2026-05-24T02:27:37+00:00

Given a double value like 1.00500000274996E-8, how do I convert it to it’s non

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Given a double value like 1.00500000274996E-8, how do I convert it to it’s non scientific format with a maximum number of digits after the decimal point – in this case with 8 digits it would be 1.00500000?

The conversion should not pad with zeros, so 2007 would come out as 2007, and 2012.33 and 2012.33.

I’ve tried lots of combinations using Format, FormatFloat, FloatToStrF but can’t quite seem to hit the jackpot. Many thanks for any help.

Edit: I should clarify that I am trying to convert it to a string representation, without the Exponent (E) part.

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  1. Editorial Team

    FormatFloat('0.######################', 1.00500000274996E-8) should do the trick.

    Output is: 0,0000000100500000274996

    It will not output more digits than absolutely necessary.

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