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HTML to Excel: preceding 0's disappear?!
I have a table in an HTML file
There is a column of data with values like 01, 02, 003... i.e. ..... <tr<td01</td</tr <tr<td02</td</tr <tr<td003</td</tr ..... When I open it with Excel, all the preceding 0's disappear (i.e. they become 1, 2, 3, ... ) How can I show the original data with all the preceding 0's kept unchanged? Thanks!!! Yung |
Yung
and a single apostrophe to the front in the HTML (') -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "yung" wrote in message ... I have a table in an HTML file There is a column of data with values like 01, 02, 003... i.e. .... <tr<td01</td</tr <tr<td02</td</tr <tr<td003</td</tr .... When I open it with Excel, all the preceding 0's disappear (i.e. they become 1, 2, 3, ... ) How can I show the original data with all the preceding 0's kept unchanged? Thanks!!! Yung |
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