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I have imported a list of ISBN's ( SKU) numbers into a spreadsheet so that I
may remove the dashes in between the 10 digit number. When I use the find function in Excel, the dashes are removed. Unfortunately, along with the dashes, the first digit of the ISBN is removed as well. This probably has something to do with the fact that most ISBN's start with the number 0. Is there any way I can remove the dashes quickly while keeping the 0's? |
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