Overview
In a report system, data is often numbered:
In grid-format reports where data settings are displayed by list, you can directly enter =seq() or =&cell in a cell, and then set the left parent cell of the cell.
In reports where data settings are displayed by group, the above settings (namely the in-group sequence number and inter-group sequence number) have difference effects.
Procedure
seq()
(1) Overview
seq() returns the number of times the function has been executed in the entire report execution process.
(2) Example
seq() returns 1 during first execution and 2 during second execution.
(3) Other Descriptions
If multiple seq() functions appear in a template, the calculation results will be accumulated.
seq() functions containing non-cell parameters are different with each other. For example, if seq(1) and seq(2) appear in the same template, the results will not be accumulated.
seq(cell)
seq(cell) returns how many times the seq function in the specified cell group has been executed. For example, seq(A2) calculates how many times the function has been executed in the A2 cell group.

char(seq())
The char(seq()) function returns letters. It can also be used in two modes: row sequence number and in-group sequence number.
Index
Help Document | Application Scenario | Effect Preview |
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Sequence numbers can be set for each group. | ||
Sequence numbers can be set for all data (even in different groups) in a unified manner. | ||
Data is numbered by letters. | ||
Multi-level sequence numbers are generated for multiple columns of data during report design. | ||
Sequence numbers start from 1 on each page during report pagination preview. |