The digital zeroing tool can not only quickly supplement integers or decimals into sequential numbers with specified digits in batches, fill multiple "0s" for numbers that are less than the specified digits, but also remove the 0s filled in these numbers, so as to achieve the effect of removing zeros.
Example:
Suppose you have a set of numbers:
18
1683
18668
This set of numbers needs to be filled up to a 5-digit integer starting from the left.
1. First, set the direction of zero compensation to "left of the number"
2. Set the number of digits after padding to "5" bits
3. Paste the list of numbers that need to be filled into the text box
Select "Fill 0" to get:
00018
01683
18668
This way each row of numbers can automatically supplement the number "0" from the left side, organizing it into 5 digits of the same length.
The same is assumed to fill the number 0 to the right of the decimal "1.678"
You can change the number to 6 digits, set the "zero filling direction" to "right of the decimal point", and set the number of digits after padding to "6".
What if you want to remove the "0" in order to fill the number specified to the number of digits?
We can directly copy the list of numbers that need to be stripped of zeros into the text box
Then select "Remove 0", you can quickly and easily remove the extra character "0" in the number.