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Hello:
I had posted a topic about an hour ago and it was replied to. And, I very much wish to thank the person that replied. I really did not make myself clear in that posting, however. Let me try to explain, again. I have a spreadsheet of over 16,000 records. In certain spots within the spreadsheet, I'm going to number each set of two rows. So, I may one set of two rows numbered 620, the next set number 621, the next set number 622, and so forth. I know that you can increment rows numerically by using your mouse to select the rows and drag a corner of the box down. This does not work, however, when you are numbering a set of two rows incrementally. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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Type the first cell in (assumes you enter 1 in cell A1)
In the second cell, type =A1 In the third cell, type =A2+1 In the fourth cell, type =A3 In the fifth cell, type =A3+1 In the sixth cell, type =A4 Now, select cells A3 through A6 (4 cells) Copy down. Worked for my test. :) ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com "childofthe1980s" wrote in message ... Hello: I had posted a topic about an hour ago and it was replied to. And, I very much wish to thank the person that replied. I really did not make myself clear in that posting, however. Let me try to explain, again. I have a spreadsheet of over 16,000 records. In certain spots within the spreadsheet, I'm going to number each set of two rows. So, I may one set of two rows numbered 620, the next set number 621, the next set number 622, and so forth. I know that you can increment rows numerically by using your mouse to select the rows and drag a corner of the box down. This does not work, however, when you are numbering a set of two rows incrementally. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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Try using this formula copied down:
=INT(ROW(A1240)/2) -- Damon Longworth Don't miss out on the 2005 Excel User Conference www.ExcelUserConference.com "childofthe1980s" wrote in message ... Hello: I had posted a topic about an hour ago and it was replied to. And, I very much wish to thank the person that replied. I really did not make myself clear in that posting, however. Let me try to explain, again. I have a spreadsheet of over 16,000 records. In certain spots within the spreadsheet, I'm going to number each set of two rows. So, I may one set of two rows numbered 620, the next set number 621, the next set number 622, and so forth. I know that you can increment rows numerically by using your mouse to select the rows and drag a corner of the box down. This does not work, however, when you are numbering a set of two rows incrementally. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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Try using this formula copied down:
=INT(ROW(A1240)/2) -- Damon Longworth Don't miss out on the 2005 Excel User Conference www.ExcelUserConference.com "childofthe1980s" wrote in message ... Hello: I had posted a topic about an hour ago and it was replied to. And, I very much wish to thank the person that replied. I really did not make myself clear in that posting, however. Let me try to explain, again. I have a spreadsheet of over 16,000 records. In certain spots within the spreadsheet, I'm going to number each set of two rows. So, I may one set of two rows numbered 620, the next set number 621, the next set number 622, and so forth. I know that you can increment rows numerically by using your mouse to select the rows and drag a corner of the box down. This does not work, however, when you are numbering a set of two rows incrementally. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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Or, with a slight change, you may get better performance from
=INT(ROW(A1)/2-0.01)+1 since then if on row 1, items on both Row1 and Row 2 will receive "1", and row 3& 4 will receive 2, etc. Maybe I am wrong, just try each. HTH Bill "Damon Longworth" wrote in message ... Try using this formula copied down: =INT(ROW(A1240)/2) -- Damon Longworth Don't miss out on the 2005 Excel User Conference www.ExcelUserConference.com "childofthe1980s" wrote in message ... Hello: I had posted a topic about an hour ago and it was replied to. And, I very much wish to thank the person that replied. I really did not make myself clear in that posting, however. Let me try to explain, again. I have a spreadsheet of over 16,000 records. In certain spots within the spreadsheet, I'm going to number each set of two rows. So, I may one set of two rows numbered 620, the next set number 621, the next set number 622, and so forth. I know that you can increment rows numerically by using your mouse to select the rows and drag a corner of the box down. This does not work, however, when you are numbering a set of two rows incrementally. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks! childofthe1980s |
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