Is "zero padding" possible in formula of Anaplan?

Hello,
Is "zero padding" possible in formula of Anaplan?

What I'd like to do is, for example, changing "123" to "00123" or "1234" to "01234" if a number has to be held as five digits.

In other words, I'd like to insert zeros into the left side of number until the number holds a specific number of digits.

I came up with the idea of using multiple "ifs" but this is not very efficient especially when the digit of original numbers greatly varies.

Thank you very much in advance.

Accepted answers

Create a module - Module 1 (No dimension) with one line item holding zeroes. (n zeroes)
In your Calculated module, concatenate Zeroes from Module 1 and the number from this module. Remember for concatenation to happen line items have to be text format or you need to convert numbers into texts with the help of TEXT function
Use RIGHT function on the final number to derive as many digits as you want

Hope that helps

Misbah

Create a module - Module 1 (No dimension) with one line item holding zeroes. (n zeroes)
In your Calculated module, concatenate Zeroes from Module 1 and the number from this module. Remember for concatenation to happen line items have to be text format or you need to convert numbers into texts with the help of TEXT function
Use RIGHT function on the final number to derive as many digits as you want

Hope that helps

Misbah

I really appreciate your answer.
I think I'm gonna give it a shot.
Again, thank you so much.

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