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Default pasting zero '0' into excel, not loose the number 08459 to 8459


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Default pasting zero '0' into excel, not loose the number 08459 to 8459

From your subject line ..
pasting zero '0' into excel,
not loose the number 08459 to 8459

Try pre-formatting the cell(s) / col as Text before copy pasting
(via: Format Cells Number tab Text OK)

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... before copy pasting

should read as:
... before copy pasting special as values

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