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--- general:pmis_excel_formatting_instructions [2018/11/26 21:55] – emoreno
+++ general:pmis_excel_formatting_instructions [2021/03/25 14:25] (current) – emoreno
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-===== Format a Column in Excel =====
+<div head3> Format a Column in Excel</div>
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-  - In the Excel spreadsheet, click **Home** and then click the drop-down arrow next to **General**.
+VCV In the Excel spreadsheet, click **Home** and click the drop-down arrow next to **General**.
-  - Select //More Number Formats//. The Format Cells pop-up is displayed.
-  - Under **Category**, select //Custom// and then under **Type**, highlight the word **General** and type the number of zeros that represent the number of characters required for the field. For example, the **Employee Number** must be six characters with leading zeros, so you would type six zeros.
+VCV Select //More Number Formats//. The Format Cells pop-up window opens.
-  - Click **OK** to save the changes.
+VCV Under **Category**, select //Custom// and then under **Type**, highlight the word **General** and type the number of zeros that represent the number of characters required for the field. For example, the **Employee Number** must be six characters with leading zeros, so you would type six zeros.
+VCV Click **OK** to save the changes.

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