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I need to take the contents of three cells and combine them to form a
telephone #, but when a number in cell begins with 0's, the concatenation function breaks, here's an example; The cells (A5, B5 & C5) contain; 913 449 0004 The formula in D5 is; =CONCATENATE(A5,"- ",B5,"-",C5) The result is 913-449-4 instead of the desired 913-449-0004 The only solution I found was to format the cells as text, but then the worksheet is full of cells with the little triangles in the corner of each cell. Currently the cells are set to custom formatting to display 4 numbers, but that doesn't help the result. Any ideas? Thanks, David... |
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