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Add Specific number of zeros to a value

Feb08
2006
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This is one of the finest forumlae I’ve ever seen. Check this post at MrExcel.

If you want to have a value specific number of digits otherwise add zeros in front of it, this formula could be used:
=TEXT(A1,REPT(“0″,n))
where n is the number of digits you want.

So 4555 becomes 000004555 with formula =TEXT(4555,REPT(“0″,9))

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