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How to add leading zero's to number to make char count = 6 ?
Hi,
All the cells in Column B in a worksheet must be 6 chars long. If I have a string 123 in cell A1 using VBA how would I populate cell B2 with this value including leading Zero to fill the gap to 6 characters. Column A could contain a number with anything between 1 and 6 characters. So for example the result should be A B 1 123 000123 2 52 000052 3 52174 052174 Thanks Paul |
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