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I want column "A" to be numbered 1 to 500
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Enter in A1:

=ROW() and drag down ro A500

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Enter 1 in A1, 2 in A2, highlight both cell and copy down on the fill handle

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And one more for good measure.
Enter 1 in A1
Grab the fill handle and drag down to A500
Hold down Ctrl then let go of the left button, then let go of Ctrl

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