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sequential numbering
I would like to print a list of sequential 4 digit numbers (0000, 0001 to
9999) in word. Is it possible to do? |
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Use the following SEQ field construct:
{ SEQ myseq \# "0000" } Use CTRL+F9 to insert the field delimiters, { }, and type the instructions carefully. "myseq" identifies fields belonging to the same sequence; choose a name that makes sense to you. The \# "0000" part is the formatting instruction for the field. You don't need to retype the field code each time you want this type of number format. Instead, you can use copy and paste to create multiple instances of the field. Note that SEQ fields do not update automatically. This will be especially apparent if you use copy and paste to create more fields. You can select the entire document and then press F9 to manually update display of fields. Also, SEQ fields update when you change the View to Print Preview. Stefan Blom "stax120" wrote: I would like to print a list of sequential 4 digit numbers (0000, 0001 to 9999) in word. Is it possible to do? |
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