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delete a prefix
I have run an export report from our operating system for a list of order
numbers, these numbers are 7 digits long. ie 0000001 0000010 0000029 0001000 How can I delete the prefixing zeros so it reads as follows 1 10 29 1000 Thanks |
delete a prefix
First, try changing the format to General
select the range format|cells|number tab If that doesn't work, select an empty cell edit|Copy select the cells to fix edit|paste special|add The Rook wrote: I have run an export report from our operating system for a list of order numbers, these numbers are 7 digits long. ie 0000001 0000010 0000029 0001000 How can I delete the prefixing zeros so it reads as follows 1 10 29 1000 Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
delete a prefix
There may be a few ways to get around this, but one I use is this -
In a cell next to the list of numbers you have use a formula that multplies the number in your list by 1. This should turn it into a normal looking number. (so if 0000001 is in A1, do this formula in B1, "=A1*1") "The Rook" wrote: I have run an export report from our operating system for a list of order numbers, these numbers are 7 digits long. ie 0000001 0000010 0000029 0001000 How can I delete the prefixing zeros so it reads as follows 1 10 29 1000 Thanks |
delete a prefix
Enter in an empty cell: 1, copy the cell.
Select the range, right-click paste special check "Multiply" OK -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "The Rook" wrote: I have run an export report from our operating system for a list of order numbers, these numbers are 7 digits long. ie 0000001 0000010 0000029 0001000 How can I delete the prefixing zeros so it reads as follows 1 10 29 1000 Thanks |
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