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I have a spreadsheet with data imported from a database program. One of the
columns is the zip code. Some of the zip codes have zip-plus-4 and others just have the old 5-digit zip code. I want to be able to sort by the zip code, meaning I'd end up with 5-digit zip codes interspersed amoung the zip + 4 codes. If I format the cells in the column as "special" zip + 4 formatting, it adds a five-digit field before those that don't already have the "plus 4" part. So what was 01080 becomes 00000-1080. Not acceptable. If I format the cells as text I loose the leading zeros. 01080 above becomes just 1080. Still not acceptable. Any ideas? Am I missing something? Jerry |
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