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I am trying to concantenate three columns of data that contain numbers.
The first column has 2 numbers, the second has 4, and the third has 2. When I combine the three nubmers they form a budget group, so all digits are necessary. In the second and third column, many have lead zeroes, or even have all zero digits. When using the Concatenate or & function, it eliminates the leading zeroes or leaves out a column if it is all zeroes. Is there a way around this? Ex: Column 1: 14 Column2: 0098 Column 3: 15 Currently: =A1&B1&C1 gives 149815 versus the needed 14009815 Any help is appreciated. Thank you! |
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