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I have a column of numbers, over 800 rows. Some numbers are 7 digits and
some are 6 digits. I need a zero at the beginning of all the numbers with 6 digits. I have formatted the column to text so that I can do this because it's not important that this column be recognized in number format. However, is there a formula I could use to drag down the entire column that would pick out all the numbers with 6 digits and throw a zero at the beginning of the number? I'd hate to have to do this manually! Thank you. Connie |
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