exponents for scientific notation in excel

M

mocha

In an Excel chart axis (for example, in an XY scatter plot with a log axis),
I would like to write a number with superscripted notation (and retain its
numerical value rather than have it be "text"). As far as I can tell, the
only way to write 1000 in scientific notation in a chart, is as 1E+3. I
would like it to read 103, with the 3 superscripted.
 
B

Bernard Liengme

I think that with time we scientists will start to write 1.23E-5 in place of
the 10 with superscript.
 

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