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I have two cells, the first is suppose to be four characters and the second
is suppose to be six. These two cells are combined into a third cell. Sometimes people don't enter the full six digits so I changed the cell formatting so that it pre-fills zeros when people forget. However when these are copied over to the new cell the pre-filled zeros are lost. The formula in the third cell is ... =IF(B10="","",$B$2&B10) If B2 is 1234 and B10 is 000123 I would like the new cell to be 1234000123 but it only shows 1234123 and loses the pre-filled zeros. Does any of this make sense? Does anyone have any ideas? |
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=IF(B10="","",$B$2&text(B10,"000000"))
Do you need =text() around the B2, too? FrankM wrote: I have two cells, the first is suppose to be four characters and the second is suppose to be six. These two cells are combined into a third cell. Sometimes people don't enter the full six digits so I changed the cell formatting so that it pre-fills zeros when people forget. However when these are copied over to the new cell the pre-filled zeros are lost. The formula in the third cell is ... =IF(B10="","",$B$2&B10) If B2 is 1234 and B10 is 000123 I would like the new cell to be 1234000123 but it only shows 1234123 and loses the pre-filled zeros. Does any of this make sense? Does anyone have any ideas? -- Dave Peterson |
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THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED !!!!!!!!!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: =IF(B10="","",$B$2&text(B10,"000000")) Do you need =text() around the B2, too? FrankM wrote: I have two cells, the first is suppose to be four characters and the second is suppose to be six. These two cells are combined into a third cell. Sometimes people don't enter the full six digits so I changed the cell formatting so that it pre-fills zeros when people forget. However when these are copied over to the new cell the pre-filled zeros are lost. The formula in the third cell is ... =IF(B10="","",$B$2&B10) If B2 is 1234 and B10 is 000123 I would like the new cell to be 1234000123 but it only shows 1234123 and loses the pre-filled zeros. Does any of this make sense? Does anyone have any ideas? -- Dave Peterson |
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