How do you make a number series every 14th number?

Boston Brandon

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I have 1100 sequential numbers that need to be in a certain order which I can't explain lol.
See image. Notice the pattern. the number "1" in cell one. The number "2" in cell 15. The number "3" in cell 29. (every 14th cell)
Number "17" in cell 2. Number "18" in cell 16, number "19" in cell 30 (every 16th number)
They will all be down column A till the number 1100. (I have them in C and E to be able to see the pattern)
Is there a fill series or table or something that would be able to do this?
 

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A2:N81A2=TRANSPOSE(HSTACK(SEQUENCE(14,80,1,1)))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Whoops...should have made that >=...
Excel Formula:
=LET(start,1,a,TRANSPOSE(SEQUENCE(14,80,start)),IF(a>=start+1100,"",a))
 
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Well, this will give you 14 columns across, 80 rows down, beginning at the last argument value. But do you want this table, or something broken up into pages?
Excel Formula:
=TRANSPOSE(SEQUENCE(14,80,114303))
And something like this could pos-process the result to limit the output to just 1100 entries:
Excel Formula:
=LET(start,114303,a,TRANSPOSE(SEQUENCE(14,80,start)),IF(a>start+1100,"",a))
I am sorry for not being able to explain this properly... but we are close.
I need it to all be in column A. My example shows what it would end up being like after the data merge from the .csv file.
So in this example below, I took row 1 and put it down a column and then row 2 underneith that in the same column. Ultimately it is just going to go down column A in the sequence in the example below.

serial numbers set up example.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
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2282162242322402482562642722802882962104281
33831632433234034835636437238038839631043161
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Sheet1
 
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Oh...then wrap the final output with TOCOL, like this?
Forget that...something isn't right
 
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Oh...then wrap the final output with TOCOL, like this?
Excel Formula:
=LET(start,1,a,TRANSPOSE(SEQUENCE(14,80,start)),TOCOL(IF(a>=start+1100,"",a),0,1))

Edited to fix the TOCOL by column and keep blanks.
That code is just a fill series 1-1100 down column A.
See the pattern I am putting together below?

serial numbers set up example.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
118116124132140148156164172180188196110411
2282162242322402482562642722802882962104281
33831632433234034835636437238038839631043161
44841642443244044845646447248048849641044241
55851652453254054855656457258058859651045321
66861662463264064865666467268068869661046401
77871672473274074875676477278078879671047481
88881682483284084885686487288088889681048561
99891692493294094895696497298098899691049641
1010901702503304104905706507308108909701050721
1111911712513314114915716517318118919711051801
1212921722523324124925726527328128929721052881
1313931732533334134935736537338138939731053961
14149417425433441449457465473481489497410541041
15159517525533541549557565573581589597510552
161696176256336416496576656736816896976105682
1717971772573374174975776577378178979771057162
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1919991792593394194995796597398198999791059322
20201001802603404205005806607408209009801060402
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22221021822623424225025826627428229029821062562
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434312320328336344352360368376384392310031083
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63631432233033834635436237037838639431023
64641442243043844645446247047848649441024
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Sheet1
 
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Scroll down to the series that begins with 61...do you want those blanks that begin to populate the last cell?
Excel Formula:
=LET(start,1,a,SEQUENCE(14,80,start),TOCOL(IF(a>=start+1100,"",a),,1))
Saw your last post...I believe you grabbed an incorrect version that I deleted.
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=TOCOL(WRAPCOLS(SEQUENCE(1100,,14303),80),2)
 
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Solution
Scroll down to the series that begins with 61...do you want those blanks that begin to populate the last cell?
Excel Formula:
=LET(start,1,a,SEQUENCE(14,80,start),TOCOL(IF(a>=start+1100,"",a),,1))
Saw your last post...I believe you grabbed an incorrect version that I deleted.
You rock! I do not want the blanks though. Looking at the formula I am not sure what represents the blank cells.
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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