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EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER
EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER
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EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER
If you really need the zeroes you can start with ' which formats cell as
text. eg '00002 "ARTHURG" wrote: EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER |
EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER
"ARTHURG" wrote:
EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER Ok, so we know you're annoyed (pl refrain from posting in all caps). Try pre-formatting the entire col as Text (via clicking Format Cells Text OK), then enter your data. Alternatively, precede the data entry with an apostrophe/single quote (the apostrophe won't show when you press ENTER). -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER
Yes it does. Do you have a question?
You can specify a number of digits with a custom number format, you can format the cell as Text prior to entering the data, or you can precede the data with an apostrophe ('). And turn off your !#!$(!## CAPS LOCK. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "ARTHURG" wrote in message ... EXCEL DROPS OFF ALL ZEROS PRECEEDING A NUMBER |
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