For some apparent reason one of my `Quantity` units is being displayed with a decimal component in the exponent, rather than an integer.
The decimal only appears using the “Metres/Seconds^2” unit, or any variation resulting in the same output; an example using `Quantity` to display “Metres/Seconds^2”:
Quantity[expr, "Metres/Seconds^2"]
= 1.5m/s^2.0
This only started happening a few minutes ago from posting this, it seems only affects that specific string, others display just an integer like this:
Quantity[expr, "Metres/Hours^2"]
= 1.5m/h^2
I can’t find anything relevent within options, I may have triggered a ‘hot-key’ somewhere and can’t reverse it. After going through all documentation relating to number formats etc., documentation hasn’t provided any insight into why it is happening.
I have sent an interpretation result request to Wolfram, however it may be weeks before I get a reply… Any suggestions?
It didn’t appear to matter what expression was used, I have been doing worksheets for Newton’s laws. I reset all stylesheets to default, closed and reopened Mathematica several times and none resolved the issue. Using one of the examples:
Update: I just went into a notebook to screenshot a picture to reference and behold, the issue has resolved itself. I reloaded the notebook which contains the original issue, which is pictured below:
Reloading the notebook from around ~10 hours ago, it now appears as normal which is pictured below:
Very odd occurrence, I haven’t modified anything since the issue happened. Incase the problem does occur again or for others, is there anything to cause this issue?
