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Learn creative ways to numbering in Excel.

In Excel, performing sequential numbering involves a straightforward process. To auto-number a column, you can use the "Fill" feature. Begin by typing the initial number in a cell, then drag the fill handle (a small square at the cell's bottom right corner) down to automatically fill the series. Excel offers four types of numbers: whole numbers, decimals, dates, and times. For sub-numbering, particularly in nested lists, you can utilize a combination of manual entry and the "Increase Indent" button in the ribbon. Simply select the cells you want to sub-number, click on the "Increase Indent" button, and Excel will handle the rest. These functionalities empower users to efficiently organize and present data with sequential and nested numbering in Excel.

Here are the number format presented in my video.

Roman Uppercase
=ROMAN(ROW(A1))

Roman Lowercase
=UNICHAR(ROW(A8560))

Numbering Circled
=UNICHAR(ROW(A9312))

Numbering Circled (negative)
=UNICHAR(ROW(A10102))

Numbering Circled (Sans-Serif)
=UNICHAR(ROW(A10122))

Numbering Circled (negative Sans-Serif)
=UNICHAR(ROW(A10112))

Alphabet Circled (uppercase)
=UNICHAR(ROW(A9398))

Alphabet Circled (lowercase)
=UNICHAR(ROW(A9424))

Braille
=UNICHAR(ROW(A10241))

Mandarin Circled
=UNICHAR(ROW(A12928))

Hangul Circled
=UNICHAR(ROW(A12896))

Katakana
=UNICHAR(ROW(B13008))


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