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I am working on a project that rquires me to develop a phone list.
I need to know if there is a easy way to format the numbers and then have the list automatically create the numbers in a sequential order. For example I need automatically format all the numbers to read as (221) 843. Then I would like to automatically generate the numbers. starting with the numbers (221) 843-0001. In the next row then generated in a sequential order the next number (221) 843 - ###2 all the way up to (221) 843-9999. Thanks for any Assistant |
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Select an entire empty column, say B right click and format cells, select
custom at the bottom and select the last option. This option has two parts, highlight and delete the first leaving just (###) ###-#### or just type it in the box, now type the number in the first 2 boxes 2218430001 2218430002 then drag the bottom right corner down until you have what you need -- -John Northwest11 Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "ApyoTech" wrote: I am working on a project that rquires me to develop a phone list. I need to know if there is a easy way to format the numbers and then have the list automatically create the numbers in a sequential order. For example I need automatically format all the numbers to read as (221) 843. Then I would like to automatically generate the numbers. starting with the numbers (221) 843-0001. In the next row then generated in a sequential order the next number (221) 843 - ###2 all the way up to (221) 843-9999. Thanks for any Assistant |
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Thank you this was so helpful amnd time saving.
"John Bundy" wrote: Select an entire empty column, say B right click and format cells, select custom at the bottom and select the last option. This option has two parts, highlight and delete the first leaving just (###) ###-#### or just type it in the box, now type the number in the first 2 boxes 2218430001 2218430002 then drag the bottom right corner down until you have what you need -- -John Northwest11 Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "ApyoTech" wrote: I am working on a project that rquires me to develop a phone list. I need to know if there is a easy way to format the numbers and then have the list automatically create the numbers in a sequential order. For example I need automatically format all the numbers to read as (221) 843. Then I would like to automatically generate the numbers. starting with the numbers (221) 843-0001. In the next row then generated in a sequential order the next number (221) 843 - ###2 all the way up to (221) 843-9999. Thanks for any Assistant |
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One way to generate the numbers,
Put this in any starting cell: ="(221) 843-"&TEXT(ROW(A1),"0000") Copy down by 9999 rows -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "ApyoTech" wrote: I am working on a project that rquires me to develop a phone list. I need to know if there is a easy way to format the numbers and then have the list automatically create the numbers in a sequential order. For example I need automatically format all the numbers to read as (221) 843. Then I would like to automatically generate the numbers. starting with the numbers (221) 843-0001. In the next row then generated in a sequential order the next number (221) 843 - ###2 all the way up to (221) 843-9999. Thanks for any Assistant |
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Max,
This was a perfect soultion. Thank you so much. LTA "Max" wrote: One way to generate the numbers, Put this in any starting cell: ="(221) 843-"&TEXT(ROW(A1),"0000") Copy down by 9999 rows -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "ApyoTech" wrote: I am working on a project that rquires me to develop a phone list. I need to know if there is a easy way to format the numbers and then have the list automatically create the numbers in a sequential order. For example I need automatically format all the numbers to read as (221) 843. Then I would like to automatically generate the numbers. starting with the numbers (221) 843-0001. In the next row then generated in a sequential order the next number (221) 843 - ###2 all the way up to (221) 843-9999. Thanks for any Assistant |
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You're welcome. The feedback is appreciated.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "ApyoTech" wrote in message ... Max, This was a perfect solution. Thank you so much. LTA |
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2218430001 2218430002 drag the Fill Handle all the way down as far as needed Format Cells Number tab Special slect Phone Number OK "ApyoTech" wrote: I am working on a project that rquires me to develop a phone list. I need to know if there is a easy way to format the numbers and then have the list automatically create the numbers in a sequential order. For example I need automatically format all the numbers to read as (221) 843. Then I would like to automatically generate the numbers. starting with the numbers (221) 843-0001. In the next row then generated in a sequential order the next number (221) 843 - ###2 all the way up to (221) 843-9999. Thanks for any Assistant |
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