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I would like to create a function that would put 5 random numbers from
a list. The list is in cells A5:A105 and the five random selections can go in B5:B9. I'm using the formula: =INDEX(A:A,RAND()*COUNTA(A:A)) This formula does work most of the time but does not guarantee that the five random selections are unique. Any ideas on how this can be done? |
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