Capital Letter Counter
Count uppercase letters and find where the shouting is.
Number every line, with padding, a custom start and any separator.
Add Line Numbers numbers every line with the options that make the result usable: zero padding so the text does not rag as the count crosses into double digits, any starting number so a section continues from the last, and a separator of your choosing.
Numbered lines make a document referenceable. You cannot say "the problem is on line 42" about a block of text that has no line numbers, which is why code review, legal drafts, transcripts and checklists all want them.
This numbers every line with the details that matter for the result being usable. Numbers can be zero-padded so they align in a monospaced font, which stops the text ragging as the count crosses from single to double digits. The starting number can be anything, so a section continues from where the previous one ended. Blank lines can be skipped or counted. And the separator between the number and the line is yours, whether that is a full stop, a colon, a pipe or a tab for pasting into a spreadsheet.
Line 9 and line 10 start their text at the same column, so a long block does not look ragged.
Continue a numbering across two sections, or count in fives or tens.
Match a code editor's line numbers, or number the items rather than the rows.
Renumbering a already-numbered block does not double up the digits.
A full stop, colon, pipe or a tab — the tab being what you want when it is going into a spreadsheet.
A document, a transcript, a checklist or a block of code.
Begin at any number, and count in ones, fives or tens.
Pick the separator and whether to zero-pad the numbers so they align.
Skip them so only content is numbered, or count them so the numbers match the real line positions.
Alignment. Without padding, line 9 and line 10 start their text at different columns, which makes a long numbered block look ragged. Padding to a fixed width keeps every line starting at the same place.
It depends what the numbers are for. If they are line references into a file, count the blanks so the numbers match a code editor. If they are list positions, skip them so the numbering counts items rather than rows.
Yes. Set the starting number to one past where the last section ended and the numbering continues seamlessly across two blocks.
Yes. Switch on "strip existing numbers" and any leading digits with a separator are removed before the new numbering is applied, so renumbering does not double up.
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