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Hi: Is it possible to have zero (0) placeholders in an excel 2003 cell. For
example I have a column with number cells which calculate sequentially. I have a need for the first and subsequent numbers to have four digits (ex. 0001, 0002 etc.). The zero's of course do not show when they are entered. Is there a way to do this and still have it calculate??? Thanks in advance. -- B. Parizo |
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