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Excel Number Format Question
How do you keep the zero in front of a number when the cell is formatted as a
number(example 01423)? This needs to stay formated as a number for importing reasons. |
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Excel Number Format Question
I'm not sure what that last sentence means, but you can use:
Select the range (in xl2003 menus) format|cells|number tab custom category 00000 snolte wrote: How do you keep the zero in front of a number when the cell is formatted as a number(example 01423)? This needs to stay formated as a number for importing reasons. -- Dave Peterson |
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