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I have a column in excel (2002) of numbers with dashes in them (for example:
04-115-5-0606), and I need to take the dashes out. I'm using the text-to-columns function, then concatenating it back into one column without the dashes. Some of the groupings have leading zeroes. I formatted the destination cells for the text-to-column part to have the correct number of characters, so they appear correct when they're split up. When I concatenate, however, the leading zeroes disappear. Is there a way to concatenate and keep the leading zeroes? Or is there a btter way to do this? Thanks! |
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