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I've got some fils, no matter how I open t I alwasy lose the leading zeros,
whic are actually VERY important. I know I can format the relevant cells to be 6 digits long, this is fine, but not al of the data is that format. Some can be 5 digits, some 13. So using "Format Cells" is't going to work. When I look at the data in Notepad the numbers are fine, eg., 002659a, but this is only shown as 2659a in Excel. Like I said the next line might have "428" so I can't just format the cells for 7 digits as "428" would c0me out as "0000428" which would be wrong. All I need is for Excel to stop making decisions for me & to just show the data that is there. Anyone know how to do this? |
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