Concatenate without losing leading zeroes?

paquirl

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Column A has numbers that should all be 6 digits. Some have leading zero(es).
Column B has numbers that should all be 5 digits. Some have leading zero(es).
Column C should combine both A and B with every cell having an 11 digit number.
 
it wont let me select both formulas as the solution to this thread
No, you can only choose one.
You can like the other one, but that is about it.
 
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Only one post can be marked as the solution, so I would suggest you flag Joe's post, as he gave you the correct answer.
 
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