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16 digit #s not retaining what I enter

DrDataBase (Programmer)
7 Jun 03 16:38
Using Lotus SmartSuite 9.8.02. When I enter 16 digit numbers, it changes upon pressing return.

Ex: 1960092520030605 gets changed to 1960092520030610 (5 is added or rounded). Can the numbers be entered and retained as entered without the addition or rounding?
crazybird (TechnicalUser)
8 Jun 03 16:17
15 significant figures is the limit in R9.x (and Excel).

As a workaround, can you enter the numbers as labels? There'd be no limit then.

Otherwise, if you want up to 18 significant figures, you'll can "upgrade" to R5 (SmartSuite 96).
DrDataBase (Programmer)
8 Jun 03 16:34
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Otherwise, if you want up to 18 significant figures, you'll can "upgrade" to R5 (SmartSuite 96).
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Are they still selling that version?
crazybird (TechnicalUser)
9 Jun 03 1:20
Lotus doesn't sell it, but you can buy it on the internet and at some used software stores. E-bay probably has it available.

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