use it as a default instead

create table test(id uniqueidentifier default newsequentialid(),id2 int)

insert test(id2) values(1)

select * from test

NB I used newsequentialid() instead of newid() since newid() will cause pagesplits since it is not sequential, see here: Some Simple Code To Show The Difference Between Newid And Newsequentialid

You could use ROW_NUMBER function:

SELECT
(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY recordID) ) as RowNumber ,
recordID,
fieldBla1
FROM tableName

Find more information at http://msdn.microsoft.com/pt-br/library/ms186734.aspx

Here's a clever solution:

create view getNewID as select newid() as new_id
    
    create function myfunction ()
    returns uniqueidentifier
    as begin
       return (select new_id from getNewID)
    end

That I can't take credit for. I found it here

You can pass NEWID() as a parameter to your function.

CREATE FUNCTION SOMEIDFUNCTION
(
    @NEWID1 as varchar(36), @NEWID2 as varchar(36)
)
RETURNS varchar(18)
AS
BEGIN
    -- Do something --
    DECLARE @SFID varchar(18)
    SELECT @SFID = 'DYN0000000' + LOWER(LEFT(@NEWID1,4)) + LEFT(@NEWID2,4) 
    RETURN @SFID
END
GO

Call the function like this;

SELECT dbo.SOMEIDFUNCTION(NewID(),NewID())