How to display column for rownumber with the title being empty

[#1]

In a straight table I’d like tohave the first column display a row number (line number). The problem is if the label is blank it displays the text from the expression, which i do not want.

The ugly solution is to leave the first line within the expression blank.

The row number can be displayed via "=RowNo()"

[swuehl]

Hi,

I don't know if this is any better that leaving the first line empty or if I completely got what you are after, but I think you could also use a space as label.

Regards,

Stefan

[#3]

thanks swuehl,

both are not perfect, but yours is still better.

[#4 · Accepted solution]

if you dont wan´t the space charakter try

=''      ( equal -  single quote - single quote    not   equal - double quote 😉     )

it calculate a empty string as label

[#5]

Thanks bauernschmitt!!!!

This is the least of the three evils

I’m using this solution with a minor enhancement for readability. I added spaces between the quotes. It now clearly indicates to the developer reading the code what your "real" intention is. It also eliminates the confusion of thinking that it’s a double quote.

='     '