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Hi Shane,
It sounds to me that it would be useful if all the data in was the same format. In excel 2000, Select the entire column A Click on datatext to columns This brings up the Convert text to column wizard. Step 1 is to choose if the data is delimited or fixed width. In your case I think this doens't matter because you don't have multiple information in each cell, so leave it on the default--Delimited. Step 2 is to choose the delimiter. Since you don't have one, just leave it on the default--Tab Step 3 is to set the format. Choose text and click finish. All the numbers in column A will be formatted the same. Hope this helps. Dan |
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