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Old 11-07-2018, 02:20 PM
Alberto5501 Alberto5501 is offline Generate sequential numbers (preferably in thousands) Windows 7 64bit Generate sequential numbers (preferably in thousands) Office 2016
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Hi


I'm trying to generate at least a thousand labels for my lab.





I'd need them to begin in "T2119", then "T2120" and so on. After "T9999" it should be "U0001" and so on. But let's just focus on the "T" sequence.



I tried to use the SEQ field but I can't seem to make it work. My labels seem to be ancient too , so I had to download the template from Avery, it's number is 4014. Even then, they print weirdly.


Is there a way to achieve this? Or, do I need to do in another kind of software?


Thanks!!
Al
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