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Missing Zero's when copying from XLS to CSV
I wonder if anyone can help me with this problem, i have an excel spreadsheet
that has a column with a series of numbers that have 6 numbers in each cell, now when i save this excel spreadsheet as a CSV it removes all the leading zero's therefore if something was in Excel as 000001 it comes over as 1. Is there anyway to get it into a CSV as what it was originally. Any help would be much appreciated |
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Have you looked at the .csv file in Notepad?
I bet you're losing the leading zeros when you re-open the .csv file in excel--not when you save it as a .csv. lgardner wrote: I wonder if anyone can help me with this problem, i have an excel spreadsheet that has a column with a series of numbers that have 6 numbers in each cell, now when i save this excel spreadsheet as a CSV it removes all the leading zero's therefore if something was in Excel as 000001 it comes over as 1. Is there anyway to get it into a CSV as what it was originally. Any help would be much appreciated -- Dave Peterson |
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