Cheers acmall, i didn't know it was there 
I tested it a bit, and it seems i need to make some logic if the first decimal after the point (right side) is "0", then it gets lost in this function and the first decimal >0 is displayed...
As far as I can see, it just shows the 9 decimal digits right from the decimal point at Right,
You need to add the leading 0's to this number to see the real number as we're used to work with
It's similar to what Jashom1 did but the multiplier is 0x501502F9
At Left it shows the decimal digits at the left of the decimal point.
