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In Excel 2003 i had a cell that would automaticly add 6 zeros to the
beginning of a number. If i typed in " 1234 " it would look like this " 0000001234 " I did this by custominzing the fomat of the cell with " 000000#### ". Have upgraded to Excel 2007 and now it doesn't work anymore. Now it displays " 0012 ". i've tried every combo i can think of to make this work but can't get it right. Does anyone know what i should do? |
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