Adding zeros at the end of a number string

DJM1216

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Hi there, I have a string of numbers and I would like to add zeros to the end of it.

For example my numbers are formatted like this: 1234 and I would like to add zeros to the end so it looks like this: 123400 (no decimal).

I would do it manually but I have a column of over 2000 different numbers.

Thanks for your help, you guys are great!
 

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I'm presuming you just want each number multiplied by 100. If so enter 100 into a cell, click on Edit-Copy, select your range of numbers and click on Edit-Paste Special and choose the Multiply option.
 
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