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Thanks Fredrik, but I have 30,000+ lines - looking for a formula since I'm
lazy! ;) "Fredrik Wahlgren" wrote: "czarkzm" wrote in message ... Hello all! I'm trying to concatenate an invoice # with another field, and the problem I'm having is that Excel drops the 0's in front of numbers. I can get them to re-appear using custom formating, but when I use the concatenate or lookup functions, the 0's aren't really there so my opperation fails!?! HELP ME!!! Thanks in advance for your thoughts. Monk Let the first character be an apostrophe like this: '007 /Fredrik |
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