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Though it is not exactly what I wanted, it will work. I just have to adjust the formula a little to fill the leading zeroes, but it is no problem.
This solution answer my need, but my curiosity really thrives to understand what does lead excel to the original misinterpretation. ![]() Thanks for your time! Your answer is a fair solution to my problem! ![]() |
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Hi,
On Excel, numbers must conform to IEEE 757 standards of 15 characters or less, any digit beyond 15 is replaced by "0". That's why you need to treat numbers with more that 15 chars as text. |
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Ooooown!
Ok, now I understand. Thank you for spending your time providing me a solution and an answer, guys. |
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