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Hi,
I have a column of data which contains 9 digit numbers. These are zip codes + 4. Problem is that we received the data as a continuous 9 digit number with no hyphen. For some other software we use, I really need the hyphen. I went to "Format Cell" and found zip+4 formatting and custom formating which shows "00000-0000." I tried to apply each and nothing happened. I even created another column, formatted with that cell format and then pasted the numbers in. Nothing. In other columns, I was able to reformat cell properties such as turning currency numbers into regular numbers. Little help? Thanks! |
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