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Default Zero is missing from imported file.

I import a comma separated value file into Excel 2003, on a regular basis.
The file consists of eight columns, one of the columns is just telephone
numbers, which all start with a Zero (I am based in the UK), when I import
this file into Excel, then the first Zero is missing from all of the
telephone numbers. Does anybody know how I could fix this please; I have
tried search engines, but have had no luck. Can anyone help me please?
Mel.
 
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