adding a zero

Szucchari

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Hi all,

my co-worker sent me a file that was originally a csv. I don't have that file, she sent it to me in excel but in the excel for some reason dropped the 0 in the columns if that was the first character in the cell.

Is there anyway that I can add a zero to the beginning of each cell, without having to manually enter them? This sheet is over 4,000 rows.
 

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How many columns do you have, and now many need correcting?
How can you tell which values need a zero added to them (should the all be a certain length)?
 
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