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Are your "numbers" text strings, or are they numbers formatted in special
ways? If stored as text, all you need to do is =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"-","") to get rid of the hyphens, and you'll still be left with a text string so won't lose the leading zeroes. If you've got SSN stored as a number and formatted to show the hyphens, then =TEXT(A1,"000000000") would give you leading zeroes padded out to 9 digits. -- David Biddulph "cheryltraining" wrote in message ... The spreadsheet we're working has social security numbers and phone numbers with dashes included. Need to remove dashes and not lose the leading zero in the SSN. |
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