Closed kellyethridge closed 3 years ago
When converting a BigInteger to a string with exponent formatting and the exponent is 4 digits, the '+' symbol is overwritten with the fourth digit.
BigInteger
Dim Number1 As BigInteger Set Number1 = BigInteger.Pow(CBigInt(Int64.MaxValue), 53) Debug.Print Number1.ToString("e")
Should output "1.377703e+1005", but outputs "1.377703e1005" instead.
When converting a
BigInteger
to a string with exponent formatting and the exponent is 4 digits, the '+' symbol is overwritten with the fourth digit.Should output "1.377703e+1005", but outputs "1.377703e1005" instead.