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John T wrote...
I'm using random number generation using randbetween(0,10). Is there a way of stopping it from displaying the same number twice in a row? No, because there's nonzero probability that drawing from 0..10 with replacement will produce duplicates. If you could live with circular recalc, run the menu command Tools Options, select the Calculation tab in the Options dialog, check the Iteration box and set Maximum iterations to 1. Then try the following formula in cell A1. =MOD(A1+RANDBETWEEN(1,10),11) |
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