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if I load a csv file into excel, value 123.320000 will become 123.32.
i need to view all contents as they are. any way to stop excel from hiding trailing zeros?
reading other posts, i found that doing something like this could work “=””123.3200000” but that would mean running regex on the file every time i want to view it.. since it comes in xxxx|###|xxx format and i have no control over the generation part.
How exactly are you loading the CSV file?
If you import it as “Text” format then Excel will retain all formatting, including leading/trailing zeros.
In Excel 2010 you import from the “Data” tab and choose “From Text”, find your CSV file then when prompted choose to format the data as “Text”