Right now, no. We can definitely add a "Decimal" format to the Data View for REALs that would always show it in the non-exponential form.
Currently, the display format "Real" will fully display the number as "Decimal" format up to the millions (1234567.) or down to the ten billionths (0.0001234567). When you get bigger (or smaller), the potential screen real estate needed can get big. The number of significant digits in 32-bit IEEE floating point is 7 decimal digits anyway, hence the "widths" of the "Real" format display showing up that way.
Let's look at something large like 1.0E+039. In order to display that in Decimal format, it would take a 1 followed by 39 0's:
1000000000000000000000000000000000000000.
If we added commas to help with deciphering the "magnitude", then it would look like
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.
(I would say that Decimal would show commas, but that still won't help with really small number like 1.0E-39). But what's great about having options, is that it's quite easy for the user to change it to Real or even Exponential when these situations arise

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Definitely do-able.