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Hi,
I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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You need to format cells using Format - Numbers - Special
Use something like this to make 4 digits #0000 "Tom" wrote: Hi, I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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Hi Joel,
Thanks for your reply - does that mean you have to see the # symbol or is there a way of only seeing the zeros? Cheers Tom "Joel" wrote: You need to format cells using Format - Numbers - Special Use something like this to make 4 digits #0000 "Tom" wrote: Hi, I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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The # is invisible. I seem to be using the work visible/Invisible a lot
tonight. "Tom" wrote: Hi Joel, Thanks for your reply - does that mean you have to see the # symbol or is there a way of only seeing the zeros? Cheers Tom "Joel" wrote: You need to format cells using Format - Numbers - Special Use something like this to make 4 digits #0000 "Tom" wrote: Hi, I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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![]() Hi again Joel, Do you have to change a setting to make the # invisible? I can see it in front of my numbers. Cheers Tom "Joel" wrote: The # is invisible. I seem to be using the work visible/Invisible a lot tonight. "Tom" wrote: Hi Joel, Thanks for your reply - does that mean you have to see the # symbol or is there a way of only seeing the zeros? Cheers Tom "Joel" wrote: You need to format cells using Format - Numbers - Special Use something like this to make 4 digits #0000 "Tom" wrote: Hi, I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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One of my replies didn't get posted. Try this formula
=Text(0,"#000") The formula should do the same thing as special format. You should see 3 zeroes with no #. I want to see if this works because it should using the same internal function in excel as formating. "Tom" wrote: Hi again Joel, Do you have to change a setting to make the # invisible? I can see it in front of my numbers. Cheers Tom "Joel" wrote: The # is invisible. I seem to be using the work visible/Invisible a lot tonight. "Tom" wrote: Hi Joel, Thanks for your reply - does that mean you have to see the # symbol or is there a way of only seeing the zeros? Cheers Tom "Joel" wrote: You need to format cells using Format - Numbers - Special Use something like this to make 4 digits #0000 "Tom" wrote: Hi, I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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If you want to see 5 digits, you can use a custom format of:
00000 If you want to see 3 digits, you can use a custom format of: 000 Tom wrote: Hi, I have a friend who wishes to display zeros in front of other numbers and the Excel program keeps disappearing them. I tried to modify the Tools/Options/View/Zero Values but whether this box is checked or not doesn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Tom -- Dave Peterson |
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