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  • Highlight (Select) the cells in the Column
  • right click mouse go to format cell
  • go to custom
  • the one below top option should be 0
  • In the type are (0###) if you want to add 0 before 110
  • the result would be (0110) this should show in the sample box.

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Q: How do you add zero before values in excel document?
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