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i want to put zero before any number means 025652 like this
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Custom format of
"0"#
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Maybe you can use a custom number format.

Select the range (entire column???)
In xl2003 menus:
Format|Cells|number tab|custom category
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Vishal,

Not sure if there is an easier way but I would simply create another column
with "0" in and then concatenate the 0 with you number eg:

CELL A1: 0
CELL A2: 25652
CELL A3: =concatenate(A1,A2) this would return 025652

is this what your looking for???

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Yes, there is an easier way. If you want to use concatenation, you don't
need to put 0 in A1. You could use =CONCATENATE(0,A2), or just =0&A2.
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Vishal,

Not sure if there is an easier way but I would simply create another
column
with "0" in and then concatenate the 0 with you number eg:

CELL A1: 0
CELL A2: 25652
CELL A3: =concatenate(A1,A2) this would return 025652

is this what your looking for???

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i want to put zero before any number means 025652 like this





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