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I have a cell with a 5 digit number 12345. I use the left function to
separate the first 3 numbers (123) and the right function to separate the right 2 numbers (45). 99.99% of the time the left three numbers will be from 100 to 600. As unlikely as it would be there could be a time that it would look like 9901. I thought I could enter in the number like 09901 but excel does not like this. The way I am doing it now 9901 would be seen like 990 not the 99 that I need. Is there a way to format a cell so Excel will add the 0 to the left so the left function will work. Thanks for all your help.......Again JG |