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I have a situation where there are 6 colums with data in each row:
V, 02, BA,1,3,R When I concatenate this, the result drops the 0 preceding the 2 and gives the result V2BA13R when it should be V02BA13R. How do I do this? I cannot change the 0 to a O as part of the process. It must remain as 0. I attempted to find/replace the 0 with '0 to make it text but that didn't work either. Anyone have any ideas? |
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