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I am currently writting a small macro but ran across some trouble when
seperating a numbers in a cell that have leading zero's. Below is an example of one of the cells that I have. 00000001 00005212 00012312 I have tried converting the column to a "text" format but cannot keep the leading zero's there when I do a text to column, making a new column when there is a space. I know if I put a " ' " it will keep the leading zero's but how can I apply that to all the data in that column. or is there some better way to keep the leading zero's in the cells once they are seperated into 3 different columns. Thanks for the help. |
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