Convert Scientific Notation to x10 to the Power of 3 in Excel

In this article, we will learn how to convert scientific notation to x10 to power of 3 in Excel. We often need the exponential format for writing scientific papers and reports. Converting scientific format to exponential format is very easy and simple in Excel. So, without any delay, let’s start the discussion.

Scientific Notation in Excel

Sometimes, we can be working with a very big or small number. In general. expressing these types of numbers is very difficult. For this reason, we normally express these numbers to the base 10 for understanding easily. Suppose a number is 500000. But we can express it as 5x 10^5 which is very understandable. In Excel, it is expressed as 5.00E+05.

How to Convert Scientific Notation to x10 to the Power of 3 in Excel: 3 Easy Ways

In this article, we have demonstrated 3 easy methods for converting scientific notation to x10 to the power of 3 (x10^3) format. Using Formulas, Format Cells and User-Defined Functions we can easily do our task. We will use the following simple dataset to demonstrate the method.

1. Use Formula to Convert Scientific Notation to x10 to the Power of 3 Format in Excel

Using Formula, we can easily convert scientific notation to x10^3 format. Let’s follow the steps to learn the method.

1.1 Combine LEFT, TEXT and RIGHT Functions

We will form the formula by combining LEFT, TEXT and RIGHT functions. We will use the following figure for this method.

Let’s see the steps to convert scientific notation to x10 to the power of 3 (x10^3) format.

STEPS:

• Firstly, select the C5 cell.

• Secondly, enter the following formula in the C5 cell.

• Press Enter.
• So, the output of the C5 cell is converted into x10^3 format.

• After that, drag the formula from C6 to C8 cells with the help of AutoFill.

• Finally, all the scientific notations are converted into x10 to the power of 3 (x10^3) format.

Read More: How to Make Exponent in Excel Text

1.2 Apply REPLACE, SEARCH and TEXT Functions Together

Now, we will form another formula by combining IF, REPLACE, SEARCH and TEXT functions. We will use the following figure for this method.

Let’s see the steps to convert scientific notation to x10^3 format.

STEPS:

• Firstly, select the C5 cell.

• Secondly, enter the following formula in the C5 cell.

• Press Enter.
• So, the output of the C5 cell is converted into x10^3 format.

• After that, drag the formula from C6 to C8 cells with the help of AutoFill.

• Finally, all the scientific notations are converted into x10^3 format.

2. Apply Format Cells Option to Display x10 to the Power of 3 in Excel

Applying the Format Cells option, we can simply display the x10 to the power of 3 (x10^3) format in Excel. We will use the following figure for demonstrating this method.

Let’s follow the steps to convert scientific notation to x10^3 format.

STEPS:

• Firstly, select from C5 to C8 cells in the x10^3 column.

• After that, click on General of Number group from the ribbon.

• Now, a menu bar will open and select Text from there.
• So, the selected cells are converted into Text format.

• In the following step, select the C5 cell.

• After that, type the number with exponential in the C5 cell.
• Here, type 50×103 as we want to see 5.50×10^3.

• After typing, select 3.
• Here, 3 is the power of x10.
• Next, right-click on the mouse and select Format Cells from the menu.

• After that, a window named Format Cells will open up.
• Now, give a tick on Superscript and do not change the other parameters.
• Then, press OK.

• Therefore, the C5 cell is formatted to x10^3 format.
  

• Similarly, do the same formatting for the other scientific notations.
• Finally, all the scientific notations are converted into x10^3 format.

Read More: How to Use Excel Exponential Function of Base 10

3. Insert User-Defined Function to Show x10 to the Power of 3 Format in Excel

Inserting the user-defined function, we can easily display the x10^3 format in Excel. We will use the following figure for demonstrating this method.

Let’s follow the steps to convert scientific notation to x10^3 format.

STEPS:

• First, you have to select Visual Basic from the Developer tab.

• After that, Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window will open up.
• Then, select Module from the Insert tab.

• Now, write the following code in the module:

Function Scientific(Value, Power)
X = Value / (10 ^ Power)
Scientific = Format(X, "0.00") + " x 10^" + Str(Power)
End Function

• After that, return to the dataset.
• Now, select the C5 cell.

• After selection, write the following formula in the cell:

• Now, press Enter. 
• Therefore, the scientific notation of B5 cell is converted into x10^3 format in the C5 cell.

• After that, drag the formula from C6 to C8 cells with the help of AutoFill.

• Finally, all the scientific notations are converted into x10^3 format.

Read More: How to Display Exponents in Excel

How to Calculate Exponential in Excel

In this section, we will show you 3 easy methods of calculating exponential in Excel. You can calculate exponential by utilizing the Caret operator,  inserting the POWER function or applying the EXP function. For demonstrating the procedure, we will use a simple dataset containing some small numbers and we will show the result step by step.

1. Utilize Caret Operator

Utilizing the Caret (^) operator, we can easily calculate exponential in Excel. We will use the following figure for demonstrating this method.

Let’s see the steps to calculate exponential in Excel.

STEPS:

• Firstly, select the D5 cell.
• Write the following formula in the cell:

• After writing the formula, press Enter.
• So, we can see the result of 2 to the power of 3.
• After that, drag the formula from D6 to D8 cells with the help of AutoFill.

• Finally, we can watch the calculated value of the exponential in the D column.

2. Insert Power Function

Inserting the POWER function, we can easily calculate exponential in Excel. We will use the following figure for demonstrating this method.

Let’s see the steps to calculate exponential in Excel.

STEPS:

• Firstly, select the D5 cell.
• Then, write the following formula in the cell:

• After writing the formula, press Enter.
• So, we can see the result of 2 to the power of 3.
• After that, drag the formula from D6 to D8 cells with the help of AutoFill.

• Finally, we can see the calculated value of the exponential in the Result column.

3. Apply EXP Function

Applying the EXP function, we can easily calculate exponential in Excel. We will use the following figure for demonstrating this method.

Let’s see the steps to calculate exponential in Excel.

STEPS:

• Firstly, select the D5 cell.
• Then, write the following formula in the cell:

• After typing the formula, press Enter.
• So, we can see the result of 2 to the power of 3.
• After that, drag the formula from D6 to D8 cells with the help of AutoFill.

• Therefore, we have been able to find the resultant value of exponential in the Result column.

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Conclusion

In this article, we have demonstrated  how to convert scientific notation to x10 to power of 3 in Excel. There is a practice workbook at the beginning of the article. Go ahead and give it a try. To read similar articles, check out the ExcelDemy website. Lastly, please use the comment section below to post any questions or make any suggestions you might have.

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