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How does one force Excel 2003 to retain leading zeros? This is related to my
earlier messages on "Sorting problem". One option is to use a number to binary conversion. Each binary number has 8 bits, either 1's of 0's, and all bits are significant so leading 0's must be retained. The conversion will simply be a lookup table of number and associated binary equivalent and use the number as a cell reference to get the binary equivalent. Another option is to insert leading 0's in numbers that have only 1 or 2 digits to convert all numbers to 3 digit numbers. The only way I have thought of is to define the cell as being text rather than a number. -- Cheers . . . JC |
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