问题
How to save a number as a String in Excel?
When I try to enter a number, 00112233, Excel automatically formats it as 112233 and saving it as number. But I want the preceeding 0's not to be truncated and save the number as string.
As a workaround I'm using quotes ("") to save the actual string.
Any suggestion...??
回答1:
If you put a single quote in front of the number, it will be stored as text.
回答2:
If you pre-format the input cells with TEXT format you can just enter 00112233 or whatever and it will display as entered and be stored as text. To do that select a cell or range of cells and right click - in dialog box choose "Format Cells" and then in the next box choose Number > Text
Note you can't change to TEXT format after input, or rather you can change the format but it has no effect!
回答3:
You need to use single quotes to keep it as text:
'00112233
Will store 00112233 in the cell.
Otherwise, if you have many cells already in number format, and you need them to be in text format with 8 digits (including zeros), you can use the formula on the data:
=text(A1,"00000000")
(there are 8 zeros there)
Then, copy the column containing the formula, paste in place as values (Paste Special > Values) and delete the previous column.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18123036/how-to-save-a-number-as-a-string-in-excel