Is it possible to number sequently the number of rows in Microsoft Word 2010

Do you already have data in the table cells?  The easiest way to do this would be to create the table in Excel and then insert it into word.  With Excel, you can auto-fill cells very easily.

You could use the numbering list option in Word and then move the indent point.  Highlight all the ext you wish to have numbered then press the numbering option and your list will be numbered.

Andy

Could you explain a bit more Andy. Where is the numbering list option in Word and what is the indent point. What is ext abbreviation stand for ?

When I try it  there are a lot of duplicate numbers like the number 19 etc etc repeated four times. There should be no duplicate numbers. Where is the ruler and the tab marker how to make them visible? This is a large table about 25 pages with header rows repeated at every page.









 

If you click the 'View' tab and then select 'Ruler', this will enable the rulers.

The other option is to navigate to 'Page Layout' tab and from Line Numbers options select 'Continuous'.

Here is some further information:

http://www.addictivetips.com/microsoft-office/word-2010-insert-line-number-in-document/

Hope this helps
Andy

Word is not like Excel so it will not be easy to number.

You're right, it's NOT Excel... However, you CAN easily number the lines of a table with the technique in my answer above (id: 36562658). numbering-rows-sans.docx numbering-rows-avec.docx