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Working with a social security number (let's say: 1234-56-
7890), I need to preserve the whole number in the cell, but display only the last 4 digits (which would look like: XXXX-XX-7890). I know how to do this using concatenate function, but need to know if it is possible to do using the formatting programming. I tried:_("XXX-XX-"0_) and _("XXX-XX-"#_), but i still get the whole number (all 10 digits instead of the last 4) after the X's. Thanks a lot! Svetlana |
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