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A couple of ways, & the answer depends on what you need to do with it.
If you need it as a number, rather than as text, use a custom number format such as: 000000 which will give you at least 6 digits no matter how many are entered. You'll still be able to add, subtract, & otherwise use it in formulas If you need it as text, say as a ZIP code so that if sorts correctly, then format the cell as text and ENTER the value with the leading zeros Formatting is changed with the FormatCells menu "oregonpapertrail" wrote: how can i make zero appear and print as the value of the first digit in an excel column? |
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