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Reset your calculator. If you choose an Exponential display format (Scientific, Engineering, Normal1, Normal2) select more decimal digits. Your current setting seems to display no decimal digits.

Change the display mode. Press SHIFT MODE 6 then the number of desired digits after the decimal point. Alternatively, press SHIFT MODE 8 and select one of the "Norm" modes.
This is all in the "Specifying the Number of Display Digits" section on page E-8 of the manual.

You don't. The calculator can display only ten digits in a number. This number has eleven digits to the left of the decimal point, so the only way the calculator can display the most significant digits is to switch to scientific notation.

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Press [SHIFT][MODE] to enter the (SETUP) screen, then select the number to the left of FIX. Once you do you will be prompted to enter a number between 0 and 9. If you enter 4 all your decimal results will have 4 decimal digits. If you choose 0, all decimal numbers will be rounded to the nearest integer (whole number).

Regardless of the floating display mode (SCI, FIX or NORM) the calculator is configured for, the decimal results will be in SCIENTIFIC format if they are too small or too large.

press the "MODE" button 3 times and then press 3 ..., now this is normal mode

Press [SHIFT][MODE][6:FIX]. You are then prompted to enter a number between 0 and 9. The number you enter fixes the number of decimal digits your results will have. If you press 0 all numbers will be rounded. Setting two or three decimal digits should be reasonable for most situations.

The FX-115ES can only handle ten digits. 14! is an eleven-digit number, thus the calculator can only display the first ten digits and a power of ten.