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I am pasting numbers into Excel. The numbers stand for the last two digits of
a year (i.e. 02, 03, 04). Excel likes to delete the leading 0 because it thinks that I don't need it. How can I turn this "feature" off? Thanks. |
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Before you paste in the data, make sure the destination
cells in Excel are set to text (Format Cells). HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- I am pasting numbers into Excel. The numbers stand for the last two digits of a year (i.e. 02, 03, 04). Excel likes to delete the leading 0 because it thinks that I don't need it. How can I turn this "feature" off? Thanks. . |
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Apply a custom format 00 or format as text
Regards, Peo Sjoblom "imoux1" wrote: I am pasting numbers into Excel. The numbers stand for the last two digits of a year (i.e. 02, 03, 04). Excel likes to delete the leading 0 because it thinks that I don't need it. How can I turn this "feature" off? Thanks. |
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