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Anonymous
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Some of my zip codes only show four digits an the first 0 was dropped  (i.e. Zip: "01234" shows "1234").

Since all USA zip codes are 5 digits, is there a way to insert a 0 infront of all 4 digit USA zip codes?

How can I safely fix this?

Thanks for the help!

 
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Josh_Hill13
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You could try a smart list that says Zip Code at least 0000 or 0001 and have a View with Postal Code showing.

This prob happened because of Excel's tendency to chop off leading 0s unless you reset the column format to Zip or Zip+4 which will restore the 0. Do this BEFORE converting it to CSV.

If you are happy with that smart list you could run a flow like

Change Data Value, If Zip Code is between 0000 and 9999 and then say 0{{lead.zip code}}

try that on a test lead, it *should* work.

Otherwise I'd export with the email address and zip code, then fix it in Excel, then reupload with field block OFF on zip code.

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Anonymous
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Under the primary zip filter the "greater than" option is not avaliable, instead I see: 

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How would I add greater than/less than functions to this? Thanks.

Josh_Hill13
Level 10 - Champion Alumni
You could try a smart list that says Zip Code at least 0000 or 0001 and have a View with Postal Code showing.

This prob happened because of Excel's tendency to chop off leading 0s unless you reset the column format to Zip or Zip+4 which will restore the 0. Do this BEFORE converting it to CSV.

If you are happy with that smart list you could run a flow like

Change Data Value, If Zip Code is between 0000 and 9999 and then say 0{{lead.zip code}}

try that on a test lead, it *should* work.

Otherwise I'd export with the email address and zip code, then fix it in Excel, then reupload with field block OFF on zip code.
Anonymous
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For Marketo only, would there be a way extract all 4 digit zip codes into a smart list automatically instead of doing it manually?
Anonymous
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If you're using SFDC, you could use data loader and export the data, edit the zip codes, then reupload. 

For Marketo only, you could create a smart list that then edits the data, but you'd have to add all the zip codes that are 4 digits each into the field, which could be time consuming.