Fortunately there’s an easy way around this. So when Excel sees a string of digits with no letters or other characters, it assumes that string must be a number and, logically, eliminates any zeros from the beginning of the string. The problem is that true numbers don’t begin with a zero. Zip codes (postal codes), invoice numbers, and part numbers are just a few instances in which leading zeros are common. One of the most common problems is leading zeros. Excel can easily open a CSV file and automatically split into columns but there are some common problems you’ll run into when doing that.
Many programs export data to CSV files (Comma Separated Values) because they are almost universally recognized.
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