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Please check out this: similar scenario
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Hi,<br />
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I am export a datatable from asp.net page to csv file. One column in datatable is long number. But in the exported csv, it is always displayed as scientific notation. How can i enforce it to be displayed as normal number?<br />
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thx
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Hi,

I am export a datatable from asp.net page to csv file. One column in datatable is long number. But in the exported csv, it is always displayed as scientific notation. How can i enforce it to be displayed as normal number?

thx

export to csv: long numbers automatically converted into scientific notation

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