Can One Number Alternating Rows in Numbers
I would like to number every other row in Numbers with sequential numbers. 1 in row one, nothing in row 2. A 2 in row 3. Blank in 4, a 3 in row 5... (see picture)
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
I would like to number every other row in Numbers with sequential numbers. 1 in row one, nothing in row 2. A 2 in row 3. Blank in 4, a 3 in row 5... (see picture)
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
Hi Gene,
You can do this manually (a I suspect you did for the example).
You could also use a formula like one of those below.
Your description says you want to start with 1 in row 1, nothing in row 2, 2 in row 3, nothing in row 4…
Your screen shot shows an easier version, with 1 in row 2, 2 in row 4, and the rows between empty.
Grab the Fill control (yellow dot) and drag down as many rows as needed.
Regards,
Barry
Hi Gene,
You can do this manually (a I suspect you did for the example).
You could also use a formula like one of those below.
Your description says you want to start with 1 in row 1, nothing in row 2, 2 in row 3, nothing in row 4…
Your screen shot shows an easier version, with 1 in row 2, 2 in row 4, and the rows between empty.
Grab the Fill control (yellow dot) and drag down as many rows as needed.
Regards,
Barry
Here's one way I would do this:
In A2 I directly entered 1.
In A3 I entered this formula:
=IF(LEN(A2)=0,"",A2+1)
And filled that formula down the column by dragging the yellow dot.
Then select column A, command-c to copy, and Edit > Paste Formula Results, removing the formulas but leaving the numbers.
SG
Can One Number Alternating Rows in Numbers