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editing multiple cells with a macro
I have a column of sedols (sedols are security identifies) that is about 8000
rows long and will be refreshed with new data every day. Sedols need to be 8 characters long. The problem is, when I drop a sedol into excel that starts with one or more zeros, excel truncates the zeros which then leaves me with an invalid sedol. At that point I need to go in and change for example 3128 to 0003128. Generally, there about 200 or so of these out of 8000. Was wondering if there was a way to create a macro that would look at all sedols in the range, check if they are 8 characters, and, if not, add enough zeros as prefix to get to 8 characters thanks! |
editing multiple cells with a macro
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On 22 Maj, 15:31, lacy wrote: I have a column of sedols (sedols are security identifies) that is about 8000 rows long and will be refreshed with new data every day. *Sedols need to be 8 characters long. *The problem is, when I drop a sedol into excel that starts with one or more zeros, *excel truncates the zeros which then leaves me with an invalid sedol. *At that point I need to go in and change for example 3128 to 0003128. *Generally, there about 200 or so of these out of 8000. *Was wondering if there was a way to create a macro that would look at all sedols in the range, check if they are 8 characters, and, if not, add enough zeros as prefix to get to 8 characters thanks! |
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