Hi,
You can use SEQ fields for the second and third numbers to do this. However,
since the first number in each series is 2, you can simply type 2 for it.
The following creates your series or numbers.
2.
{={ SEQ second } + 2}.
{={ SEQ third }*3 + 2}.
2.
{={ SEQ second } + 2}.
{={ SEQ third }*3 + 2}.
Don't type the curly brackets in these field codes. Instead select the text
enclosed in each pair and press Ctrl+F9. After you create one set, select it,
press F9 and then press Alt+F9. Then you can copy the three lines to create
additional sets. After you paste, select the two lines with field codes and
press F9 to update the numbers.
