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How do I type a # (01020) in Excel & have the 1st 0 stay?
I am trying to do a spread sheet in Excel that requires me to put in item
numbers that begin with the number 0. However, when I type in the # and hit enter, the 0 goes away. How do I format the cells to keep the 0? Thanks!! |
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