In the Data Colours panel you can control the precision of the data. You can choose how many decimal digits you want to display and change it to scientific notation.
These changes are reflected in the statistics of the Data Colours panel and in the Data Table columns.
Note that when exporting this table as a csv through Geoscience ANALYST Pro, the exported data will retain the displayed precision.
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