Formula to separate a number into individual including double 0.

serge

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Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a formula that will return the digits from a number in separate cell even if it is 00 or 01, Thank you.
 

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    Source = Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="Table1"]}[Content],
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Thank you very much alansidman, but I'm looking for a formula, I'm still using 2007
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=LEFT(A1,1)

and
Excel Formula:
=RIGHT(A1,1)
 
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If you only have two-digit numbers this will work:
Book1
LBLCLDLELF
5as textas value
6000000
7010101
8101010
9111111
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
LC6:LC9LC6=LEFT(LB6,1)
LD6:LD9LD6=RIGHT(LB6,1)
LE6:LE9LE6=--(LEFT(LB6,1))
LF6:LF9LF6=--RIGHT(LB6,1)
 
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Columns A:C are formatted as text. If you need the output to be numbers add a zero (e.g. =MID($A1,COLUMNS($A:B)-1,1)+0).
SpeedTest.xlsm
ABC
10000
20101
31010
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:C3B1=MID($A1,COLUMNS($A:B)-1,1)
 
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Thank you guys for your answers but I can't make it work !! The cell were are the 00,01,10,11 are fill with this formula :
=LOOKUP(KZ6,'New Code1'!$LZ$4:$MA$7) which is Formatted as Custom because it let me keep the double 0 and 01 which I need for my system.

My reference table is :
1 = 00
2 = 01
3 = 10
4 = 11
So for me to keep my reference table working I had to formatted the cells as Custom and when I use your formulas it's not working, maybe you could show me a different way ?

So when I use this formula for exaple :
=--(LEFT(LA6,1)) and =--RIGHT(LA6,1)

The left one don't return the right digit see in green !

1234.PNG


What am I doing wrong ???
Thank you.
 

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Try replace your current lookup formula with this.
Excel Formula:
=TEXT(LOOKUP(KZ6,'New Code1'!$LZ$4:$MA$7),"00")
 
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Wow, Thank you so much Cubist it works perfect now, I really appreciate your help and everyone else with all your formulas you guys are the Greatest.
Thank you.
 
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