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My Excel Document contains a Zip Code column which contains a nine digit zip
entry (4,000 of them!) ALL without hyphens. I need to figure out a way to add hyphens to these entries (in the proper place) or just delete the last four+ digits of the the zip code in order to achieve a mail merge. I'm totally a novice and unfamiliar with macros. Is there an easy way to do this without having to change each cell manually? I appreciate any help. PH |
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