How to loop adding a column with row numbers beside each column with data, in a dynamic range

Oraekene

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Good day. Been on this for more than a week and can't find a solution. New to VBA. I have a data sheet with multiple columns of data. I would like to add, beside each column, a column with the row numbers of each column, and to do this through the range till it hits an empty column. Something like below. My data looks like the first pic. I'd like a VBA that loops through that and turns it into the second pic. Would be grateful for any response
 

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Another option that you could consider

VBA Code:
Sub AddRowNums()
  Dim c As Long
 
  Application.ScreenUpdating = False
  For c = Cells(1, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column To 1 Step -1
    Columns(c + 1).Insert
    With Range(Cells(1, c), Cells(Rows.Count, c).End(xlUp)).Offset(, 1)
      .Cells(1).Value = 1
      .DataSeries
    End With
  Next c
  Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
This was the error i got
dotcellsdotdataseries error dialog.png
 
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I tested the codes in post #3 & Post #4 with your 'input' sheet and both codes executed without error.

When you get the error, click the 'Debug' button and tell us which line i highlighted yellow.
 
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Was an error, my apologies
 
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I tested the codes in post #3 & Post #4 with your 'input' sheet and both codes executed without error.
I agree with @johnnyL. Neither code errored for me either.
As requested, please click 'Debug' when you run each of our codes and tell us which line of our code showed as the error line.
 
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This was the error i got with thisView attachment 74467
Sorry for the late response, been a bit busy. Thank you so much! Rechecked it again and it work! The forum allows me only mark 1 reply as the solution otherwise i'd have marked your response too. Again, thank you so much! I'm on the final part of the task. I need to get a sum of values for each unique item across multiple columns. So far what i've seen online is i need the combination of a sumif and index-match, but i have no idea how to write this in vba
 
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I agree with @johnnyL. Neither code errored for me either.
As requested, please click 'Debug' when you run each of our codes and tell us which line of our code showed as the error line.
Sorry for the late response, been a bit busy. Thank you so much! Rechecked it again and it work! The forum allows me only mark 1 reply as the solution otherwise i'd have marked your response too. Again, thank you so much! I'm on the final part of the task. I need to get a sum of values for each unique item across multiple columns. So far what i've seen online is i need the combination of a sumif and index-match, but i have no idea how to write this in vba
 
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This was the error i gotView attachment 74468
Sorry for the late response, been a bit busy. Thank you so much! Rechecked it again and it work! The forum allows me only mark 1 reply as the solution otherwise i'd have marked your response too. Again, thank you so much! I'm on the final part of the task. I need to get a sum of values for each unique item across multiple columns. So far what i've seen online is i need the combination of a sumif and index-match, but i have no idea how to write this in vba
 
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