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Instead of splitting the numbers up and concatenating them, how about just
giving the cells a special format. Select the range format|cells|number tab|Special|phone number. or format|cells|number tab|custom and type: 000-000-0000 in the type box. But if you want, you can join them with something like: =text(b1,"000")&"-"&text(c1,"000")&text(d1,"0000") NDF wrote: I am trying to delimited 1,240 rows of numbers which I need to separate as phone numbers. I need the phone numbers to be written as 314-923-0417. Right now the number is written as 3149230417. My problem is when I delimite, the system will leave off the 0 thus giving me 314-923-417 after I concatenate all my phone numbers with a 0 in the parameter are missing the 0's. I have tried formating the column as text, then as special formating. So far nothing has worked. If anyone knows how to accomplish this task please please let me know. Thank you. -- Dave Peterson |
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