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excel does not accept "0" as the first zip code number?
Why does Excel not accept a "0" as the first number of a 5 digit zip code?
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excel does not accept "0" as the first zip code number?
you must do one of two things, format the cell containing the zip code to accept zip codes or format to text -- mhart210 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mhart210's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26413 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=567970 |
excel does not accept "0" as the first zip code number?
You could 'Custom Format' your cell(s) to:
00000 OR, You could 'Special Format' your cells to: Zip Code OR You could prefix your cell entry with an apostrophe ( ' ) Which is *not* displayed in the cell but can be seen in the formula bar OR You could *PRE* format your cells to TEXT -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "dennisp" wrote in message ... Why does Excel not accept a "0" as the first number of a 5 digit zip code? |
excel does not accept "0" as the first zip code number?
Hi
Excel assumes that 5 digits is a number - and numbers don't have leading zeroes. Format your cell as text and retype it, or precede the zip code with ' Hope this helps. Andy. "dennisp" wrote in message ... Why does Excel not accept a "0" as the first number of a 5 digit zip code? |
excel does not accept "0" as the first zip code number?
its is format as number
format as a text hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "dennisp" escreveu: Why does Excel not accept a "0" as the first number of a 5 digit zip code? |
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