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you can use Excel to fix some of the common issues that arise with lists of postal codes so lets say youve got a list of inconsistently formatted postal codes like this one appearing in column B and you want to transform that list into a list of consistently formatted five digit postal codes Ill show you some tricks on how you can do that when I first click in cell c3 and Im going to type a formula equals left open parenthesis and then for text Im gonna reference the contents of cell b3 so the first postal code in column B and then for number of characters Im going to enter 5 and hit enter and what this formula told Excel to do was return the 5 leftmost characters from cell b3 and so clearly we only have 4 characters appearing here and so we only got 4 characters back but what I suspect is that theres a leading 0 thats hiding I suspect this is really postal code 0 9 8 4 3 we just dont see that here so more on that later in the video I want to make sure Im retaining the leftmo
