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Hi,
Why not select these 9 digit numbers and apply a custom format of 00000000000 That's 11 zeroes. Mike "Basta1980" wrote: Hi All, Hope you can help me (think it's fairly easy). In column A there's list of numbers (9 characters long). One of our systems requires that the list of numbers (or per number) is preceded by 2 zero's, ie. 12345678 becomes 0012345678. I reckon a cut/copy and paste is a good option but (off course) I'm looking for a piece of programming that changes the numbers into the desired format. Thnx in advance Basta1980 |
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