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Only remove first digit if it is a "0"
Hello from Steve Dee
Please I would like to only remove first digit if it is a "0" In Col B:B. Yes their are more digits in a row in Col B:B Yes some have digit starting at "1" to "9" which I need to stay Yes their is 1 Character only "X" which I need to stay I thankyou |
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