5 Excel Tips for Easy Number Lists
How to make a list of numbers in Excel? This tutorial covers 5 tips and tricks for making a numbered sequence almost instantly.
I show you how to do this for small lists, for big lists, for lists that span columns, for lists that span rows, for lists that increment by 1, and for lists that increment by a custom amount.
Two of the tips in this Excel tutorial also cover making numbered lists that can be used within more advanced formulas and functions in Excel.
This tutorial also covers using the sequence function and how to freeze the numbers from that function within the worksheet.
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