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In Excel I have a column that contains a number of values, for example:
5231 306 345 70 I want to remformat the column as follows: 00000523100 00000030600 00000034500 00000007000 (add two zeros to end and pad the front with enough zeros so the column contains 11 characters total) Anyone know of a macro or formatting technique to do so easily? Thanks. |
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