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Formatting column
I've got an Excel workbook that contains many license numbers and I need to
format the column so that if a license number has several 0s in front, they aren't automatically truncated by Excel. I tried general, number, and text formats but they truncate leading 0s. Any ideas? Thanks. |
Formatting column
You may try running the code below which should effectively remove all
leading zero from the selected cells. Sub truncate_zero() Dim cell As Object, tmp For Each cell In Selection.Cells tmp = cell.Value If Left(tmp, 1) = 0 Then Do Until Left(tmp, 1) < 0 tmp = Right(tmp, Len(tmp) - 1) Loop cell.Value = tmp End If Next End Sub Regards, Edwin Tam http://www.vonixx.com "Brent E" wrote: I've got an Excel workbook that contains many license numbers and I need to format the column so that if a license number has several 0s in front, they aren't automatically truncated by Excel. I tried general, number, and text formats but they truncate leading 0s. Any ideas? Thanks. |
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