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Assuming 1 through 9 have the single leading zero as show for 01 and 02 (and
assuming your first value is in A1)... =IF(LEN(A1)=6,REPLACE(A1,2,0,"0"),A1) and copy down. Rick "Joe" wrote in message ... I have a similar problem I'm hoping someone can help me with. I have a fairly large spreed sheet in excel 25000 rows by 350 columns (so lots of numbers). In each cell, there is a value that is made up of letters and numbers such as: h01a01 y02d07 y120g06 y89a05 The first letter has a single meaning (th project). The number(s) that follows this first letter, 01, 02, 89, 120 also refer to a single unit -that is there is a number 1, 2, 89, 120 and so on. The problem is that using the sort function in excel returns the number 89 after 120 as shown above because excel reads the first number "1" of 120 and the "8" of 89 and says "hey 1 come before 8". Of course I realize the solution is to put a "0" in fromnt of 89 so that the number is 089 -problem solved by I have no idea how to write a formula in excel to take care of the problem. PLEASE HELP! Thanks, Joe |
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