AD notation for "Format Numbers" extension is inaccurate.
Hello, I'm ten_6044 from Scratch.
In the "format numbers" extension, when converting to AD standard, numbers less than 10^36 work as intended. However, once it reaches 10^36, it sounds incorrect.
Expected Result
If you format number 10^33 to AD standard, it returns 1Dc, meaning 1 decillion.
If you format number 10^36 to AD standard, it should return 1UDc, meaning 1 undecillion.
Actual Result
If you format number 10^33 to AD standard, it returns 1Dc, meaning 1 decillion.
If you format number 10^36 to AD standard, it instead returns 1 DcD (1 duodecillion), which is supposed to be 1UDc.
So it turns out that the "-illion" value is off by one, and the order of the words are not in order.
After 1 decillion (1Dc) is 1 undecillion (1UDc), not 1 DcD.
Duodecillion is actually DDc, not DcD.
Additionally, quindecillion (should be 10^48, but yielded at 10^45) is DcQt, which is unconventional because "quindecillion" does not contain the letter "T." It is supposed to say "QnDc".
Proof
@DogeisCut looks like your bug
Will get to it as soon as I can!
Can reproduce.