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custom format cells
Hi
I would like to use the concatenate function on a group of 4 cells, which are filled with numbers. The first cell will have 4 digits, and the next cells will have 2 digits, 2 digits, and 4 digits. I would like to format the cell so that a 12 digit number comes up when concatenated. However, if for example I enter 0001 in cell #4, the 0's are dropped when concatenated and thus have a 9 digit number. How can I do this. Thanks. |
custom format cells
Assuming everything is stored as text and you want a number:
=VALUE(VALUE(A1)&VALUE(A2)&VALUE(A3)&VALUE(A4)) Charles Kaby wrote: Hi I would like to use the concatenate function on a group of 4 cells, which are filled with numbers. The first cell will have 4 digits, and the next cells will have 2 digits, 2 digits, and 4 digits. I would like to format the cell so that a 12 digit number comes up when concatenated. However, if for example I enter 0001 in cell #4, the 0's are dropped when concatenated and thus have a 9 digit number. How can I do this. Thanks. |
custom format cells
=TEXT(A1,"0000")&TEXT(B1,"00")&TEXT(C1,"00")&TEXT( D1,"0000")
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Kaby" wrote in message ... Hi I would like to use the concatenate function on a group of 4 cells, which are filled with numbers. The first cell will have 4 digits, and the next cells will have 2 digits, 2 digits, and 4 digits. I would like to format the cell so that a 12 digit number comes up when concatenated. However, if for example I enter 0001 in cell #4, the 0's are dropped when concatenated and thus have a 9 digit number. How can I do this. Thanks. |
custom format cells
=concatenate(text(A1,"0000"),text(A2,"00"),text(A3 ,"00"),text(A4,"0000"))
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Kaby" wrote: Hi I would like to use the concatenate function on a group of 4 cells, which are filled with numbers. The first cell will have 4 digits, and the next cells will have 2 digits, 2 digits, and 4 digits. I would like to format the cell so that a 12 digit number comes up when concatenated. However, if for example I enter 0001 in cell #4, the 0's are dropped when concatenated and thus have a 9 digit number. How can I do this. Thanks. |
custom format cells
Hi,
Since I didn't have my cells stored as text but as custom numbers, the concatenate text funcion works beautifully. Thanks a bunch. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: =concatenate(text(A1,"0000"),text(A2,"00"),text(A3 ,"00"),text(A4,"0000")) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Kaby" wrote: Hi I would like to use the concatenate function on a group of 4 cells, which are filled with numbers. The first cell will have 4 digits, and the next cells will have 2 digits, 2 digits, and 4 digits. I would like to format the cell so that a 12 digit number comes up when concatenated. However, if for example I enter 0001 in cell #4, the 0's are dropped when concatenated and thus have a 9 digit number. How can I do this. Thanks. |
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