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I'm using Excel 2003. I need to create an importable shipping address file
for our UPS shipping system so we can import all the information at once without typing all 200 addresses by hand. The file to be imported must be saved in a .csv (comma separated value) format. Many of the zip codes in this file having leading zeros (New England areas). When I save the .xls file as a ..csv file, the .csv file does not show and/or retain the leading zeros. The result is that the imported file has a bunch of 4 digit zip codes that get rejected by UPS and have to be painstakingly hand-corrected. I have tried virtually every cell format available that makes any sense (and some no sense!). NOTHING seems to work. HELP! |
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