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I need to combine or concatenate, two, three-digit values into one, six-digit
value. For example, in column A, I have the value 123 and in column B, I have the value 456. In column C, I concatenate A & B into the text 123456. I run into a problem when the three digit values in columns A and B contain leading zeros, such as 031, 002, 067, etc. How do I combine or concatenate the two, three-digit values into one, six-digit value when one or both of the three-digit values contain leading zeros? |
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