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display zero values at the beginning of a number.
I would like zero values at the start of a number eg.
0015624 that drops into a cell using a formula. I know that if I type '0015624 then the first two zeros will be displayed. if i type 0015624 into a cell it will read 15624. i would like to display zeros without having to type ' at the beginning so that the formula reads true. is this possible can some one help please Thanks basil |
display zero values at the beginning of a number.
Apply a Custom format to the cell, of "0000000", then you will always
have 7 digits showing, with appropriate number of leading zeros. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 18, 2:56*pm, Barry Walker wrote: I would like zero values at the start of a number eg. 0015624 that drops into a cell using a formula. I know that if I type '0015624 then the first two zeros will be displayed.. if i type 0015624 into *a cell it will read 15624. i would like to display zeros without having to type ' at the beginning so that the formula reads true. is this possible can some one help please Thanks basil |
display zero values at the beginning of a number.
This can be done using the format cell function. Go to Format, cells, Custom.
Now click on the menu bar at the top of the choices and type 00###0. "Barry Walker" wrote: I would like zero values at the start of a number eg. 0015624 that drops into a cell using a formula. I know that if I type '0015624 then the first two zeros will be displayed. if i type 0015624 into a cell it will read 15624. i would like to display zeros without having to type ' at the beginning so that the formula reads true. is this possible can some one help please Thanks basil |
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