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I am working on a spreadsheet in Excel, however I can not get the zero(0) to
display in the cell as a first digit of a number. Example: 0319 is displayed
as 319.
I checked the zero values box under Tools, Options, View and that did not
work.
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Default Zero(0) values box checked-but not displayed as a 1st digit ?

Select the range where you want the leading zeros and then select menu item
Format-Cells then Select Number Tab.
Click on Number then Custom in the list.

In the box under Type: Edit it to 000 (That's three zeros)


zero values box under Tools, Options, View only tells Excel whether or not
to display cells containing zero value; not zeros in a number.

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I am working on a spreadsheet in Excel, however I can not get the zero(0) to
display in the cell as a first digit of a number. Example: 0319 is displayed
as 319.
I checked the zero values box under Tools, Options, View and that did not
work.

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Default Zero(0) values box checked-but not displayed as a 1st digit ?

I guess you intended 0000 (four zeroes) ?
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Select the range where you want the leading zeros and then select menu
item
Format-Cells then Select Number Tab.
Click on Number then Custom in the list.

In the box under Type: Edit it to 000 (That's three zeros)

zero values box under Tools, Options, View only tells Excel whether or not
to display cells containing zero value; not zeros in a number.


"BoyBaby" wrote:

I am working on a spreadsheet in Excel, however I can not get the zero(0)
to
display in the cell as a first digit of a number. Example: 0319 is
displayed
as 319.
I checked the zero values box under Tools, Options, View and that did not
work.



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Default Zero(0) values box checked-but not displayed as a 1st digit ?

Yes it should have been 4 zeros. Thanks David.
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"David Biddulph" wrote:

I guess you intended 0000 (four zeroes) ?
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David Biddulph

"OssieMac" wrote in message
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Select the range where you want the leading zeros and then select menu
item
Format-Cells then Select Number Tab.
Click on Number then Custom in the list.

In the box under Type: Edit it to 000 (That's three zeros)

zero values box under Tools, Options, View only tells Excel whether or not
to display cells containing zero value; not zeros in a number.


"BoyBaby" wrote:

I am working on a spreadsheet in Excel, however I can not get the zero(0)
to
display in the cell as a first digit of a number. Example: 0319 is
displayed
as 319.
I checked the zero values box under Tools, Options, View and that did not
work.




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