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Is there a quick way to number rows? I have 43,000 records and I need to do
a sort and update, but then I need to take my data back to the way it was in the beginning. I thought if I added a column named numbered and numbered all the way down, then I sort and make my changes several times, then before I saved the file, I could sort the numbered column in ascending order, delete this column and now save it as it was in the beginning. The only way I know how to number is type 1, 2 and then select these two and drag all the way down, but I am talking 43,000 rows. Thanks, |
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