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How do I add a 0 and 2 dashes to a truncated soc. sec.# in a cell
I have a spreadsheet that has social security numbers (SSN) in a column. The
numbers are missing the leading zeros and the two dashes for the SSN format (i.e. the number is XXXXXXXX instead of 0XX-XX-XXXX. If you look in the cell, the you see only 8 numbers, but when you format you of course see the SSN format...000-00-0000. I need to add the leading zero and then the two dashes (this because I am transferring the numbers to another software package). My data set is large..manual entry will take forever. Any ideas are welcome. |
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