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Frank Marousek
I have been provided a worksheet with a list of 5-digit part numbers that
the creator of the worksheet formatted as zip code to preserve leading
zeros. I need to use these cells in a formula which uses the "&" operator to
tack on a suffix. For example:
Original part number cell A1 = 2345 (with zip code formatting displays as
02345)
I need cell A2 to be 02345XX, so I'm using the following formula: A1&"XX".
Problem is, when I do this, Excel drops the leading zero and displays
2345XX. Is there a way to have Excel use the formatted display string for
cell A1 instead of the underlying numeric value?
the creator of the worksheet formatted as zip code to preserve leading
zeros. I need to use these cells in a formula which uses the "&" operator to
tack on a suffix. For example:
Original part number cell A1 = 2345 (with zip code formatting displays as
02345)
I need cell A2 to be 02345XX, so I'm using the following formula: A1&"XX".
Problem is, when I do this, Excel drops the leading zero and displays
2345XX. Is there a way to have Excel use the formatted display string for
cell A1 instead of the underlying numeric value?