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i have an acct# field and want to add 000 in front
585 00125 00356 12 i want to add 00 to 585 and 000 to 12 to make all the same length is there some place to set this |
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Custom format
00000 If you need to export is as text with leading zeros use a help column and a formula =TEXT(A1,"00000") copy down, select the range and copy and paste special as values in place Regards, Peo Sjoblom "dlb1228" wrote in message ... i have an acct# field and want to add 000 in front 585 00125 00356 12 i want to add 00 to 585 and 000 to 12 to make all the same length is there some place to set this |
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try the custom format of 00000 in the cells
-- John MOS Master Instructor Office 2000, 2002 & 2003 Please reply & rate any replies you get Ice Hockey rules (especially the Wightlink Raiders) "dlb1228" wrote: i have an acct# field and want to add 000 in front 585 00125 00356 12 i want to add 00 to 585 and 000 to 12 to make all the same length is there some place to set this |
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Custom format as 00000.
This only changes the "appearance" of the number. "dlb1228" wrote: i have an acct# field and want to add 000 in front 585 00125 00356 12 i want to add 00 to 585 and 000 to 12 to make all the same length is there some place to set this |
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