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The purpose of this paper is to present an algorithm that determines thenecessary and sufficient number of significant digits in the coefficients of apolynomial trend to achieve a pre-specified precision for the polynomial trend.Thus, the obtained coefficients should be presented in the default output whenfitting the experimental data with the polynomial trend. Namely, when findingthe best fitting function for a certain type of data, there is a realpossibility of making significant errors when using the default output of theExcel 2003, 2007, 2010, and 2013 and Statistica for Windows 2007-2012 softwarepackages. Conversely, the software package Mathematica (version 6) has beenvery good at dealing with precision problems, although the default outputsometimes shows more significant digits than necessary.

Nonsensical Excel and Statistica Default Output and Algorithm for an Adequate Display