last four digits of a social security number

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elli, here is one way, with ssn in column A in B1 put =RIGHT(A1,4) and copy
down, paste valves back over your data if you need to.
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Paul B
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Using Excel 2002 & 2003
 
To show it as a SSN, there is a Special format for that in the formatting
menu. It will show it as ..

123-45-6789

To only show four numbers, either enter only four numbers, or use a formula
....

=RIGHT(A1,4)

... where A1 is the cell which houses the SSN.

HTH
 

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