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Display zero at the begnning of a number sequence in Excel
How do you format cells so that zero is displayed when it is at the begining
of a number sequence? Example: 031461 displays as 31461. I need the 0 at the begining of the sequence to be displayed as well, but Excel hides it automatically. |
Display zero at the begnning of a number sequence in Excel
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You could format the cell as text - but this means you can't use it for calculations. An alternative is to use a custom format of 000000 - which will then display 6 digits including leading zeroes if necessary. Andy. "Janelle Lister" wrote in message ... How do you format cells so that zero is displayed when it is at the begining of a number sequence? Example: 031461 displays as 31461. I need the 0 at the begining of the sequence to be displayed as well, but Excel hides it automatically. |
Display zero at the begnning of a number sequence in Excel
There's a couple of ways 1). Format cell as text 2). Enter a ' before text 3). Format cell as "0"General 4). If a mobile Number leave a gap 07777 777777 VBA Noob -- VBA Noob ------------------------------------------------------------------------ VBA Noob's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33833 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=565627 |
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