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I may be missing something but I don't understand how this fixes the problem.
I'm trying to seperate 9 digits out into 9 columns. All of them have leading zeros that need to be retained. But when I go to TextToColumns it doesn't even bring in the leading zeros into the data preview. Selecting Text on step 3 of 3 doesn't change anything. There's no delimiter so I'm trying to do it by fixed width unless you have another suggestion for that. Thanks "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Peggy, The final screen of the TextToColumns wizard gi ves you the option of selecting the format for each column. Select the text format option and all should be well. --- Regards, Norman "Peggy" wrote in message ... When I try to use Text To Columns to split a long series of numbers into several columns of numbers, if one of the numbers starts with a zero it isn't retained. The zero gets dropped. I tried formatting the original numbers as text - it didn't work. Is there a way to split a numerical string into several columns and retain leading zeroe? |
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