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I am trying to combine values from many cells into one, but the values have
zero places that get lost after combining them. For example, I need to combine "00"&"00"&"01" so that the new value reads 000001. But when I do this with the concatenate function, I lose the 1st zero in every cell so that it reads 001. Can anyone help? Thanks! -Kier |
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Hi
I'm guessing that the cells contain only 0 but are formatted to display 00. Try something like this: =TEXT(C6,"00")&TEXT(C7,"00")&TEXT(C8,"00") Andy. "kier" wrote in message ... I am trying to combine values from many cells into one, but the values have zero places that get lost after combining them. For example, I need to combine "00"&"00"&"01" so that the new value reads 000001. But when I do this with the concatenate function, I lose the 1st zero in every cell so that it reads 001. Can anyone help? Thanks! -Kier |
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You already asked that yesterday and you got answers too
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "kier" wrote in message ... I am trying to combine values from many cells into one, but the values have zero places that get lost after combining them. For example, I need to combine "00"&"00"&"01" so that the new value reads 000001. But when I do this with the concatenate function, I lose the 1st zero in every cell so that it reads 001. Can anyone help? Thanks! -Kier |
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