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Pre-format all the cells as TEXT, then the CONCATENATE formula will work
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Hello!
I need to combine a series of cells containing numerical zeros, but keep
losing the zero places. For example, I need 00 01 00 01 to combine into

one
cell as 00010001. When I try the concatenate function I lose the zero and

end
up with 0101. I have formatted all the cells, but this doesn't seem to

help.
Any suggestions?

Thanks!
Desperately trying to finish analysis and ....thesis.



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Default concatenating "00"&"00"&"01" without losing the zero values

Hello!
I need to combine a series of cells containing numerical zeros, but keep
losing the zero places. For example, I need 00 01 00 01 to combine into one
cell as 00010001. When I try the concatenate function I lose the zero and end
up with 0101. I have formatted all the cells, but this doesn't seem to help.
Any suggestions?

Thanks!
Desperately trying to finish analysis and ....thesis.
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You can format each segment, e.g.:

=TEXT(A1,"00")&TEXT(B1,"00")&TEXT(C1,"00")&TEXT(D1 ,"00")

kier wrote:
Hello!
I need to combine a series of cells containing numerical zeros, but keep
losing the zero places. For example, I need 00 01 00 01 to combine into one
cell as 00010001. When I try the concatenate function I lose the zero and end
up with 0101. I have formatted all the cells, but this doesn't seem to help.
Any suggestions?

Thanks!
Desperately trying to finish analysis and ....thesis.



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One more way:
=TEXT(A1*10^6 + B1*10^4 + C1*10^2 +D1,"00000000")



kier wrote:

Hello!
I need to combine a series of cells containing numerical zeros, but keep
losing the zero places. For example, I need 00 01 00 01 to combine into one
cell as 00010001. When I try the concatenate function I lose the zero and end
up with 0101. I have formatted all the cells, but this doesn't seem to help.
Any suggestions?

Thanks!
Desperately trying to finish analysis and ....thesis.


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