change scientific format of numbers

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gigi

Hello,
I'm trying to publish a paper to a scientific journal
including graphs generated with Excel XP. When a log
scale is used the journal format requires the scientific
format of the axis numbers to be like 10^n (10
superscript the exponent number) rather than 1E+n as it
is standard in Excel.
Is there an easy way to change that format?
Thanks,
Gigi
 
There is no way to do this with axis number - one of the weakness of Excel
for scientific use.
I expect you could fake it by using labels. How many graphs do you have?
 
I have 7 graphs to be formatted.
-----Original Message-----
There is no way to do this with axis number - one of the weakness of Excel
for scientific use.
I expect you could fake it by using labels. How many graphs do you have?
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