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On 15 Set, 02:18, Colin Hayes wrote:
In article , Cimjet writes Hi Colin Select your cells, right click, format cell and select Custom the type 12 "0"zeros e.g. 000000000000 HTH Cimjet Hi OK Thanks. I did try this , and it works fine on the screen. I save it as tab delimited. When I re-open the file the zeros have all disappeared again , and I'm back with my too-short numbers. How can I make the zeros stick? Thanks again. "Colin Hayes" wrote in message ... Hi All I have a small problem. I column A I have a row of cells , some of which have numbers , some of which are empty. The numbers usually have 12 or 13 chars. Some have fewer than 12 chars. *I need to make these up to 12 chars by placing zeros at the start of each. Cells with numbers already at 12 or 13 chars , or which are blank should remain unaltered. Can someone help with a formula to achieve this? Thanks. Grateful for any advice.- Nascondi testo citato - Mostra testo citato - Hi Colin. Try: =TEXT(A1,"0000000000000") Regards Eliano |
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