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I would like to start numbering 1 - 500 in a column and 1 - 30 in a row. Is
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There are many ways of achieving this, but if you want a function then
the easiest is to put 1 in your starting cell (suppose this is A1) and then in A2 put this formula: =A1+1 and copy this down. In B1 you can enter this formula: =A1+1 and copy this across. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 4, 11:44*pm, rafonss wrote: I would like to start numbering 1 - 500 in a column and 1 - 30 in a row. *Is there some way to do this with a function? |
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Hi,
this did not work for me. Copying =A1+1 in A3 always give me 2 instead of number 3. am i reading your note correctly? thanks "Pete_UK" wrote: There are many ways of achieving this, but if you want a function then the easiest is to put 1 in your starting cell (suppose this is A1) and then in A2 put this formula: =A1+1 and copy this down. In B1 you can enter this formula: =A1+1 and copy this across. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 4, 11:44 pm, rafonss wrote: I would like to start numbering 1 - 500 in a column and 1 - 30 in a row. Is there some way to do this with a function? |
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If you copy cell A2, containing =A1+1, down into A3, the formula will become
=A2+1. -- David Biddulph Milan L wrote: Hi, this did not work for me. Copying =A1+1 in A3 always give me 2 instead of number 3. am i reading your note correctly? thanks "Pete_UK" wrote: There are many ways of achieving this, but if you want a function then the easiest is to put 1 in your starting cell (suppose this is A1) and then in A2 put this formula: =A1+1 and copy this down. In B1 you can enter this formula: =A1+1 and copy this across. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 4, 11:44 pm, rafonss wrote: I would like to start numbering 1 - 500 in a column and 1 - 30 in a row. Is there some way to do this with a function? |
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Another option...in the first cell of the column you want to number from 1-500 put
=ROW(1:1) and fill down as needed. In the first cell of the row you want numbered from 1-30 put =COLUMN(A:A) and fill right as needed. Milan L wrote: Hi, this did not work for me. Copying =A1+1 in A3 always give me 2 instead of number 3. am i reading your note correctly? thanks "Pete_UK" wrote: There are many ways of achieving this, but if you want a function then the easiest is to put 1 in your starting cell (suppose this is A1) and then in A2 put this formula: =A1+1 and copy this down. In B1 you can enter this formula: =A1+1 and copy this across. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 4, 11:44 pm, rafonss wrote: I would like to start numbering 1 - 500 in a column and 1 - 30 in a row. Is there some way to do this with a function? |
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