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CSV files & phone numbers
Hi All,
I am trying to upload some information to a none MS database and when I look at the info in excel it has dropped the first 0 at the beginning of the telephone numbers, can anyone advise? Many thanks in advance Michael |
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CSV files & phone numbers
Actually CSV retain leading zeros it's when you open a CSV file in Excel it
cuts off the leading zero. You can use the TEXT function and create a help column of text numbers with leading zeros, =TEXT(A1,"phone_format") -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Michael" wrote in message ... Hi All, I am trying to upload some information to a none MS database and when I look at the info in excel it has dropped the first 0 at the beginning of the telephone numbers, can anyone advise? Many thanks in advance Michael |
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