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I have data that looks like this 123 but I need it to be back filled with
zeros so it looks like this 00123. I there a function that does that in a formula? Thanks. |
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Try this:
With A1: (a numeric value) You can either.... Use a custom number format: Select A1 From the Excel main menu: <format<cells<number tab Category: custom Type: 00000 click the [OK] button OR Use this formula... B1: =TEXT(A1,"00000") Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "dallin" wrote: I have data that looks like this 123 but I need it to be back filled with zeros so it looks like this 00123. I there a function that does that in a formula? Thanks. |
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