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Default How to insert a value in one cell into many cells

I am currently creating a formula/function to insert a value in once cell
into many cells using excel 2003 , for example: cell A1 has a value 100 000
000, and the value is going to be inserted, into
B1,C1,D1,E1,F1,G1,H1,I1,J1.Each cell will only have one digit only
so B1 will have 1, C1 will have 0, D1 will have 0 and for the rest of the
cell will have the same thing instead of whole value.I tried this thing with
the MID function and it works as long as the source value cell is 9
digits(filling the cell from the B1toJ1), it became my concern when I changed
those value less then 9 digits,say 8 or 5 digits where the cell will receive
the value are B1 to F1 if 5 digits or B1 to I1 if 8 digits, the rest of the
cells are blank.
Are there any possibilities, solutions if the inserted value can be started
from C1 to J1 for 8 digits or F1 to J1 for 5 digits etc (less than 9 digits)
instead of B1 to I1 (8 digits) or B1 to F1 for 5 digits?
It would be great help and apprecition for any solution from you
thanks
Thomas
 
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