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I want to keep leading zeros in my excel spreat sheet, How?
If you can see the leading 0's in excel, then after you create your CSV file,
don't import it back into excel to verify it. Open that CSV file in Notepad--or your favorite text editor. (Reopening in excel will lose those leading 0's--but they should be there in the CSV file.) Mark Engbretsen wrote: I need to keep the leading zeros in my CSV files. How can I do this? -- Dave Peterson |
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