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I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple
0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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Give your cells a custom format of 10 0's
"Talon" wrote: I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple 0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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It worked like a charm, thanks!!!!!
"bigwheel" wrote: Give your cells a custom format of 10 0's "Talon" wrote: I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple 0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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Use a helper column and enter ="000"&A1 Where A1 is the original data and copy down Copy this new data and the edit paste special+Values over the old data, you may need to pre-format the original column as text to get it to stick -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS web: www.nickhodge.co.uk blog (non-tech): www.nickhodge.co.uk/blog/ "Talon" wrote in message ... I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple 0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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Do remember that formatting is only a 'mask'. The underlying data will still be 5086870 so you will need to be sure that's what you use on any LOOKUPs or similar -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS web: www.nickhodge.co.uk blog (non-tech): www.nickhodge.co.uk/blog/ "Talon" wrote in message ... It worked like a charm, thanks!!!!! "bigwheel" wrote: Give your cells a custom format of 10 0's "Talon" wrote: I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple 0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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Try using a custom format for the cells of 0000000000
"Talon" wrote: I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple 0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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try this
="000"&B3 u will get second col -- Name : K.Prasad Inventory Manager CRYSTALGALLERY DUBAI "Talon" wrote: I have over 5000 numbers in a single column that i need to append with triple 0 at the beginning of each, an example is below: 5086870 need it to be 0005086870 any ideas on how to add the "000" prefix to every one of the numbers in a column?? TIA and cheers! Talon |
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