I would like to work with more decimal places.

[digitalprophet]

I am using OneNote 2007 for note taking in a Finance class. The inline
equation completion often comes up with the wrong answers and there must be a
way to fix this.

 

[Kathy Jacobs]

The equation stuff is really just supposed to be the equivalent of doodling
on a napkin - even though it does have more capabilities than that.

That said, can you share some of the equations that are coming up with the
wrong answers? I know that there are some that don't work as desired, but in
the past I have gotten an invalid code instead of a wrong answer.


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[digitalprophet]

I found what I was looking for here
http://blogs.msdn.com/chris_pratley/archive/2006/02/27/540366.aspx
"Maybe you want to force more precision. If so, just make sure one of the
numbers includes the number of decimals you would like to see in the result:
4/7.0000= 0.5714"

My problem was precision in decimal places. Although I still have a problem
in that it seems as if OneNote calculator does not round properly but chops
off the remaining digits. I have to test this to make sure.