This text tool allows you to add sequential numbers, letters, or even roman numerals at the beginning of each line.

Add Line Numbers tool comes with three settings.

• Number - Default setting. It adds numeric labels at the beginning of each line. It can accept both positive and negative numbers, as well as zero (0) as a starting point. The default value is one (1).

• Roman Numerals - This adds numbers that are represented by combinations of letters from the Latin alphabet. These letters are based on seven symbols: I, V, X, L, C, D, and M. You can toggle the Uppercase switch to change between uppercase and lowercase numbering.

• Letters - This adds alphabetic labels at the beginning of each line rather than numeric. The sequence and the format uses A1 reference style which is identical to the way text processing tools and spreadsheet programs like Excel would name columns, where 1 is equavalent to A. When the list reaches beyond the 26 character alphabet, it will start repeating letters. AA = 26, AB = 27, AC = 28 and so forth.

Note: For Roman Numerals/Letters, you must use the roman numeral/letter equivalent when specifying the initial number count at "Start at" box. For example, 4 is equavalent to IV in roman numerals and D in letters.

1. Sample Text
2. Sample Text
3. Sample Text
4. Sample Text

I. Sample Text
II. Sample Text
III. Sample Text
IV. Sample Text

A. Sample Text
B. Sample Text
C. Sample Text
D. Sample Text

If you want to arrange the ordered list from the largest number to the smallest, please use the reverse function in Sort Text tool or use the Reverse List tool.