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How can I get 0000 in Every Column N every Excel file by default?
Excel automatically truncates 00000 whenever I put 000001. I went to format
and formatted the cells. It works. But I open a new excel file...it does again truncate 0000 from 00001. I want to display 00001 in each and every Column. I want by default, for evey excel file I create. |
How can I get 0000 in Every Column N every Excel file by default?
I believe the best way to that is to make a new worksheet with 000001 and
save it as an Excel template named something like "5 zero 1". Then, when you start Excel, go to File/New and choose "5 zero 1". Jack -------------------------- "Sanjeev" wrote in message ... Excel automatically truncates 00000 whenever I put 000001. I went to format and formatted the cells. It works. But I open a new excel file...it does again truncate 0000 from 00001. I want to display 00001 in each and every Column. I want by default, for evey excel file I create. |
How can I get 0000 in Every Column N every Excel file by defau
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"Jack B" wrote: I believe the best way to that is to make a new worksheet with 000001 and save it as an Excel template named something like "5 zero 1". Then, when you start Excel, go to File/New and choose "5 zero 1". Jack -------------------------- "Sanjeev" wrote in message ... Excel automatically truncates 00000 whenever I put 000001. I went to format and formatted the cells. It works. But I open a new excel file...it does again truncate 0000 from 00001. I want to display 00001 in each and every Column. I want by default, for evey excel file I create. |
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