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Default formatting cells

I am working with a very large dataset and need to know if there is a way to
remove a single digit from the middle of a string of digits. For example, if
I have a list of the following numbers and want to remove the "0" from the
middle in each cell, is there a way to format the row so that the "0" will be
removed from each cell?

1468055
1567023
6445065
5432014
5465014

The "0" that I want to remove is in the same location in each cell. Is
there a way to format each cell so that I can remove the "0"?

Thanks for all the help!

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