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I have a list of names and addresses in Excel. Some of the zip codes are in
just the regular 5 digit zip code format and some are in the zip + 4 format. I would like to eliminate the additional 4 digits off the zip codes that have them without having to manually delete those numbers from each cell. Is this possible? |
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