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If number in cell does not equal 6 digits, add zeros to the left
I have 3 tables in Excel that I would like to join in Access by using a
numeric field. Unfortunately, in one table, the number reflected always has 6 digits. They ensure this by putting zeros to the left, i.e., Subject # 000001 000050 000128 The other two tables, which use the same subject # field, do not include the zeros. Can someone help me with a formula that either deletes these zeros or add zeros to the other tables? Thank you!! |
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