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Hi,

I need a simpler way of doing this:

I've a number column which I need to show as a 3 digit field in a string:
Example:
number =1; string = 010
number =10; string =100

is there any function that can do this string manipulation?


Currently I'm using a CASE statement to check the length of this number column,
if its single digit I use:
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else I use
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Is there a better way of doing this?

Thanks,
Subha

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