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Cell Number format
How can I change single digit to two digits number
e.g. 3 to 03 I have used custom cell format by 0# but it fails if it is 0. It cannot change to 00 Thanks OS: win2k Office 2k |
Cell Number format
Have you tried a custom cell format of 00 ?
"Lamb Chop" wrote: How can I change single digit to two digits number e.g. 3 to 03 I have used custom cell format by 0# but it fails if it is 0. It cannot change to 00 Thanks OS: win2k Office 2k |
Cell Number format
Thanks, bigwheel
It works like a charm. In general, what is the different between a "#" and and "0"? I though 0# is that # is the number, e.g. 1, 2, 3 including "0". Thanks Man "bigwheel" wrote in message ... Have you tried a custom cell format of 00 ? "Lamb Chop" wrote: How can I change single digit to two digits number e.g. 3 to 03 I have used custom cell format by 0# but it fails if it is 0. It cannot change to 00 Thanks OS: win2k Office 2k |
Cell Number format
# means print that digit if it is present, else ignore it, 0 means print it
if present, a zero if not. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Lamb Chop" wrote in message ... Thanks, bigwheel It works like a charm. In general, what is the different between a "#" and and "0"? I though 0# is that # is the number, e.g. 1, 2, 3 including "0". Thanks Man "bigwheel" wrote in message ... Have you tried a custom cell format of 00 ? "Lamb Chop" wrote: How can I change single digit to two digits number e.g. 3 to 03 I have used custom cell format by 0# but it fails if it is 0. It cannot change to 00 Thanks OS: win2k Office 2k |
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