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Update scientific notation #4837

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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ The following list explains the new features, updates, and fixes for January 202
## Bug fixes

- **BigQuery numeric types** — Support for numeric types with precision greater than 38 (like `BIGDECIMAL`) in BigQuery is now available. Previously, it was unsupported so would return an error.
- **Support for scientific notation** — Scientific notation for large numbers is displayed and correctly interpreted.
- **Large numbers incorrectly displayed in scientific notation** — In some instances, large numeric dimensions were being interpreted by Tableau in scientific notation, making them hard to use. These should now be displayed as numbers as expected.
- **Google Sheets dimension values** — We now preserve dimension values accurately instead of being inadvertently converted into strings.
- **Multiple derived metrics resolution** — Resolved issues with naming collisions in queries involving multiple derived metrics using the same metric input. Previously, this could cause a naming collision. Input metrics are now deduplicated, ensuring each is referenced only once.
- **Deduplication of input measures** — Resolved warnings related to using two duplicate input measures in a derived metric. Previously, this would trigger a warning. Input measures are now deduplicated, enhancing query processing and clarity.
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