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# =PADZEROES(4,6) = 000004 | # =PADZEROES(4,6) = 000004 | ||
# =PADZEROES(678,5) = 00678 | # =PADZEROES(678,5) = 00678 | ||
| − | # =PADZEROES(-7,3) = | + | # =PADZEROES(-7,3) = 0-7 |
# =PADZEROES(45.5,5) = 00045.5 | # =PADZEROES(45.5,5) = 00045.5 | ||
# =PADZEROES(59,5.7) = 000059 | # =PADZEROES(59,5.7) = 000059 | ||
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| + | ==Related Video== | ||
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| + | {{#ev:youtube|cD60dctp4Qc|280|center|How to add leading Zeros}} | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:17, 6 April 2018
PADZEROES(Number,Digits)
- where is the number to be displayed,
- is the total number of digits.
is the number to be displayed,
is the total number of digits.Description
- This function pads the given number with zeroes till the mentioned total number of digits are satisfied.
- should be greater than number of digits of . Else this function returns the same number as in argument without any padding.
- For the fractional value of , it is rounded off to nearest integer.
e.g PADZEROES(20,3.6) displays '0020'. (Rounded off to 4 digits)
Examples
- =PADZEROES(4,6) = 000004
- =PADZEROES(678,5) = 00678
- =PADZEROES(-7,3) = 0-7
- =PADZEROES(45.5,5) = 00045.5
- =PADZEROES(59,5.7) = 000059
Related Video
See Also
References