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Excel 2002. I created a custom number format to eliminate the leading zero.
Example: from 0.210 to .210 if there is a better way to do this please advise. I then need to use the value from that cell in a concatenation formula. Example: =CONCATENATE("3A",B18," ","Control Surfaces") which returns the results: 3A0.21 Control Surfaces. What I desire is the result: 3A.210 Control Surfaces I need to successfully incorporate these functions as this worksheet will be copied repeatedly with differing classifications. Example: 3B.210 Control Surfaces; 3C.210 Control Surfaces The concatenate formula will be used to create a list. Example: 3A.100 Top Level 3A.110 Second Level 3A.111 Third Level 3A.200 Top Level 2 Etc. |
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