Figure 1. Enter a SEQ field manually. Figure 2. Enter a SEQ field manually. Figure 3. Enter a SEQ field manually. Figure 4. Insert a SEQ field manually. · Use the modifiers menu. Press F9‒ to show its menu. Select modifiers, as shown below. Figure 5. Press F9 to show the Modifiers menu. · Type SEQ , as shown in Figure 6. Figure 7. Press F9 to show the Modifiers menu. · Type SEQ, as shown in Figure 8. Figure 9. Press F9 to show the Modifiers menu. Table 4. SEQ Field Examples · … … … 1. Number entries in the top 100. 2. Number entries from the first row until it hits the end of the table. 3. Number from 1 on the bottom of the last row starting from the first page in the table. · … … … 1. Number entries from the top 100. 2. Number entries from the first row until it hits the end of the table. 3. Number from 1 on the bottom of the last row starting from the First Step to adding the Sequence Number to a Document · … … … 1. Edit the document, but make sure all your changes have been saved before saving. 2. Select the sequence field. 3. Edit your table with the appropriate rows, columns or both. 4. Click OK. Figure 1. Creating a SEQ Field in the document. Figure 2. Select the sequence field and enter the number. Figure 3. Select both the sequence field and the table and enter your number. Figure 4. Delete numbers from the table. 5. Save your document. · The first three columns in the sequence field do not need to be saved for the SEQ feature to take effect and the field will automatically be populated as shown below: Seq Field Example — Word 2007 I had to re-work the SEQ field to be able to insert new numbers when a value is inserted into it in the document. The first two numbers and all those in the first row (starting from 1) were lost.
In this demonstration I'm gonna make a numbered list using sequence numbers there's two key steps to this procedure setting up the field codes for the list and setting up the styles so that the list looks good so let's start with the field codes so first of all I'm going to go here and this is where my list is going to start okay so I'm going to go to insert on the insert panel and then quick parts and then within their field and then I'm gonna look for seek seq which is the sequence number which is the one that we use for this okay and you'll notice that it has an identifier and then switches okay so the identifier is going to be my list the identifier is just a variable name if you're if you're into programming you'll understand what that means but the idea is is that what the current number is is stored in that name and so that if I have six different lists then my seek list it'll it'll keep them apart so that I when I it's important when you do sub lists that each sub list has a different variable name okay and then I'm gonna add a switch which is just sort of like a tag to tell it something and the switch is gonna be our and the number one and what that's saying is the backslash R says that start my numbering here and then the number one says start at number one so this way that field that I add is going to have a number one so when I hit OK you'll notice it has a 1 and then I'm gonna put a dot and a tab character now I want to see what...