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Default the "0" number is lost when combining multiple columns

Hello,

I have data in two columns (A and B) that I wish to combine into a third
column (C) by using the "&" feature as follows:

=A1&B1

The data in Column A is a product code # (i.e. 05296)
The data in Column B are letters (i.e. MND)

However, when I combine them both together in Column "C", I get "5296MND"
instead of "05296MND". The "0" is missing. How I can maintain the
integrity of the "0" and have it appear in the cell?

Thank you in advance.

Hal.


 
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