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Change row numbers
When I populate rows of cells with data in an Excel work sheet, the rows are
numbered sequentially beginning with 1. If I delete some of the rows, the row numbers are deleted and the numbering of the remaining rows is no longer sequential. How do I re-number the remaining rows sequentially? |
Rows are ALWAYS numbered 1 to 65536 whether you delete some or insert some.
So the only thing I can imagine you're seeing is that you have some rows hidden. Select all the cells & use Format/Rows/Unhide Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Shredder" wrote: When I populate rows of cells with data in an Excel work sheet, the rows are numbered sequentially beginning with 1. If I delete some of the rows, the row numbers are deleted and the numbering of the remaining rows is no longer sequential. How do I re-number the remaining rows sequentially? |
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