Pgfplotstable - Display specific column in scientific Notation with fixed exponent











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I have a table, where one column has data like:



5.67e-07
6.79e-08
5.89e-09


And i want to print this column as



567*10^{-9}
67.9*10^{-9}
5.89*10^{-9}


Is there a way to configure this directly without modifying the table-data?










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  • Check the /pgf/number format/sci key on page 945 of the tikz manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 12 at 22:28












  • Of course, you only want to change the /.style for one column. This is also covered on pages 4 and 27 of the pgfplots manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 13 at 16:18

















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I have a table, where one column has data like:



5.67e-07
6.79e-08
5.89e-09


And i want to print this column as



567*10^{-9}
67.9*10^{-9}
5.89*10^{-9}


Is there a way to configure this directly without modifying the table-data?










share|improve this question






















  • Check the /pgf/number format/sci key on page 945 of the tikz manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 12 at 22:28












  • Of course, you only want to change the /.style for one column. This is also covered on pages 4 and 27 of the pgfplots manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 13 at 16:18















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2
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I have a table, where one column has data like:



5.67e-07
6.79e-08
5.89e-09


And i want to print this column as



567*10^{-9}
67.9*10^{-9}
5.89*10^{-9}


Is there a way to configure this directly without modifying the table-data?










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I have a table, where one column has data like:



5.67e-07
6.79e-08
5.89e-09


And i want to print this column as



567*10^{-9}
67.9*10^{-9}
5.89*10^{-9}


Is there a way to configure this directly without modifying the table-data?







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  • Check the /pgf/number format/sci key on page 945 of the tikz manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 12 at 22:28












  • Of course, you only want to change the /.style for one column. This is also covered on pages 4 and 27 of the pgfplots manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 13 at 16:18




















  • Check the /pgf/number format/sci key on page 945 of the tikz manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 12 at 22:28












  • Of course, you only want to change the /.style for one column. This is also covered on pages 4 and 27 of the pgfplots manual.
    – John Kormylo
    Nov 13 at 16:18


















Check the /pgf/number format/sci key on page 945 of the tikz manual.
– John Kormylo
Nov 12 at 22:28






Check the /pgf/number format/sci key on page 945 of the tikz manual.
– John Kormylo
Nov 12 at 22:28














Of course, you only want to change the /.style for one column. This is also covered on pages 4 and 27 of the pgfplots manual.
– John Kormylo
Nov 13 at 16:18






Of course, you only want to change the /.style for one column. This is also covered on pages 4 and 27 of the pgfplots manual.
– John Kormylo
Nov 13 at 16:18

















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