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excel - how do you get consecutive numbers

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by - delegate Simon [2 posts] (2007 Aug 20 Mon, 14:09) replyReply

ie years down a column ?

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RE: excel - how do you get consecutive numbers

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer[813 posts] (2007 Aug 20 Mon, 15:35) replyReply

Hi Simon

You can use the FILL SERIES function to create this.
Start the process by entering the starting year in the first cell.
Then go down one cell , andenter the next year.

Now, select BOTH cells, and then draw the solid black square in the bottom right corner of the selection DOWNWARDS, until you get to the number that you require.

Regards

Richard

RE: excel - how do you get consecutive numbers

by - delegate Simon [2 posts] (2007 Aug 21 Tue, 07:29) replyReply

many thx


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