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Default Cocatenate not showing leading zeros MS Excel 2003

Hi all;

I am trying to cocatenate three columns of data into 1. No problem , but I
am having trouble trying to get cocatenate to accept leading zeroes. I have
one spreadsheet where the data is run from Oracle (Peoplesoft) to Excel and a
standard 10 digit number will come over with leading zeroes. I.E. 0000007899.
When I cocatenate with other columns, the cocatenate accepts the leading
zeroes.
Column a1 = MIS, Column B1 = 1, Column C1 = 0000007899, Cocatenate =
MIS10000007899
Now I have a Spreadsheet where the data must have been sent via CSV, text,
prn.
Column D1 = MIS, Column E1 = 1, and Column F1 = 7899. I used a new column,
G1 to do a = value formula on column F1 , 7899, and custom format as number
0000000000. The number now displays as 0000007899 in column G1. Now when I
cocatenate Columns D1, MIS, E1, 1, and G1, 0000007899, I get in return
MIS17899. I do I get the leading Zeroes in the cocatenate so I can use it as
a vlookup value.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thanks Phil
 
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