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I have a column with nine-digit zip codes, but there is no hyphen separating
the final zip four numbers. I need to use this column in a mail merge, but don't want to go in and manually add all the hypens. There must be a way to do this (Find/Replace using placeholders?) but I can't quite come up with it. Ideas? Thanks, -- William |
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