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I have a column with two digit & three digit values e.g. 15, 777 which i want
to convert in four didgit value in next column as 0015, 0777. Can i use a formula in the column that adds no of ZEROs in the value bringing it in a FOUR DIGIT VALUE? I hope my question makes sense. Any help will be greatly appreciated. |