Watch Video – Create a Number Sequence with Text in Excel Method 1 – Using Excel TEXT and ROW Functions to Create a Number Sequence with Text Steps: Enter the following formula in cell D5: =$B$5&TEXT(ROW(A1)-
Method 2 – Inserting a Nested IF Function to Create a Number Sequence in Excel Based on Criteria Steps: Use the following formula in cell D5. =IF(AND(C5="Apple",B5="Laptop"),COUNTIF(C$5:C5,"Apple"),IF(AND(C5="Samsung",B5="Mobile Phone"),COUNTIF(C$5:C5,"Samsung"),IF(AND(...
Afterfree installingKutools for Excel, please do as below: 1. Select a column range of multiple columns range, clickKutools>Insert>Insert Sequence Number. See screenshot: 2. In the popping dialog, clickNewto expand the dialog, see screenshot: ...
3. Find a blank range, type sequence numbers horizontally in a row as below screen shot shown: 4. Below the first sequence number of 1, enter the formula=VLOOKUP(G1,$B$1:$C$50,2,FALSE)into it, and the drag the Fill Handle to the Range you need. ...
Generate a grid of values in Excel The SEQUENCE function can also be used to generate a grid of values. For example, to generate a 3x3 grid of sequential numbers beginning with the number 1, you can use the formula: =SEQUENCE(3,3,1,1) These are just a few basic examples of how SEQ...
Arithmetic operations in Excel are really easy to do, and in some ways, intuitive. Take, for instance, multiplication. There are two main ways to perform a multiplication task in Excel. One is to use the multiplication operator, or asterisk (*), and the other is to use the PRODUCT functi...
[Start] (optional):The first number in the sequence. If excluded, it will start at 1. [Step] (optional):The amount to increment each subsequent value. If excluded, each increment will be 1. Please note, while Excel creates sequences in rows and columns, it moves across columns, before...
If you want to use a shortcut key to run your macro, enter the key you want to use in the Shortcut Key box. A shortcut key is a sequence of keystrokes that can be used to run the macro. For example, if you enter Shift+F, then pressing Ctrl+Shift+F will cause your macro to ...
1.2.1 Create a date sequence Excel has a great built-in feature that allows you to create number sequences in no time. Since dates are numbers in Excel you can use the same technique to build date ranges. To build date ranges that have the same range but dates change, follow these ste...
Fortunately, there is a feature in Excel 2010 that allows you to enter two numbers to start a sequence and then expand that sequence across as many cells as you need. We have previously written about how to automatically number rows in Excel 2010, and the method for numbering columns in Ex...