Google has rolled out a new feature for its online word processor app, Docs. With this new feature, users now have the ability to automatically add line numbers. This feature was announced by the company on its Google Workspace blog post and will be rolled out to all Google Workspace customers and users with personal Google Accounts over the coming weeks.

How it works
The numbers are automatically calculated next to each line in the document and can be configurable for the entire document, a page, or a specific section. Additionally, these numbers are preserved when printing.

The ability to automatically add line numbers to Google Docs documents would make it easier to reference specific content positions in documents. It would also be helpful when collaborating with others on long or complex documents, as it would allow everyone to easily find the content they are looking for.
The line numbers will be added to the document, starting with 1 at the top of the document. Users can change the starting number, the increment, and the location of the line numbers in the “Line numbers” dialogue box.
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After adding content in a Google Doc, select Tools > Line numbers > “Show line numbers.” From there you can modify the line numbering mode and determine what portion of the Doc you want numbers applied to.
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