I'm using exponential formatting to format a decimal number in C#. For example if the number is
0.0001234567
Formatting with
(0.0000123456).ToString("E4");
Shows
1.2345E-004
How can I remove leading zero from exponent so it read as below?
1.2345E-4
Assuming you need to always show 4 digits after decimal point, try
"0.0000E+0"
so it will show
(0.0000123456).ToString("0.0000E+0"); //1.2345E-5
(0.0000120000).ToString("0.#E+0"); //1.2000E-5
if you don't need to show 4 digits after decimal points use
"0.#E+0"
so it will show
(0.0000123456).ToString("0.#E+0"); //1.2E-5
(0.0000120000).ToString("0.#E+0"); //1.2E-5