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• 1. (801) 542-8900
• 2. 800-642-7676
• 3. 800-682-0882

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do you insert a number in Excel?

  Step 1: Select the range you want to insert the sequence numbers. Step 2: Click the Kutools > Insert > Insert Sequence Number . Step 3: In the Insert Sequence Number dialog box, click the New button.

• How to format a number as a phone number in Excel?

  Excel provides a special number format that lets you format a number as a phone number. For example, you can format a 10-digit number, such as 5555551234, as (555) 555-1234. Select the cell or range of cells that you want to format. How to select cells or ranges?

• How to insert dashes between phone numbers in Excel cells?

  Right click to choose Format Cells from the context menu, see screenshot: 3. Then in the Format Cells dialog, click Custom option from Category pane under Number tab, and then enter this ###-###-#### format into the Type text box, see screenshot: 4. And then click OK, the list of phone numbers in your selection have been inserted the dashes.

• How to add country/area code to list of phone numbers in Excel?

  Add country/area code to a list of phone number with formula. 1. Select a blank cell next to the phone number, take instance, C1, type this formula =020&A2 into it, and press Enter key, the drag the AutoFill handle from the right corner of the cell down to fill this formula to the cells you need. See screenshots:

• How do I add a special number to my cell phone?

  Select your cell and open the Format Cell and click on “Special” on the Number tab. Select Phone Number as shown below (please note: “Locale English (United States)” is selected; these built-in codes aren’t available for all locales). You just want to display one or two leading zeros?