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Engineering number format inconsistency
05-18-2014, 07:39 PM
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Bernd Grubert Offline
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RE: Engineering number format inconsistency
I don't think that the engineering format is only usefull for engineers. In science prefixes like ยต, milli or kilo are common. As I understand one application are scientific experiments with the Stream-Smart. At least for this application a correct working engineering format is useful.

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