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Great idea, imho.
Bob I wrote: Do RAND() first, Sort, THEN apply 1-9004 to the results. Meesh wrote: I'm trying to randomly assign a number between 1 and 9004 for a mailing list in Excel. What I plan to do, is then sort cases from smallest number (1) to largest number (9004) and take the first half to use in my sample for a survey project. I want each 'case' in the list to recieve one number b/w 1 and 9004 with NO duplicates. The formulas I have tried using with no success in eliminating duplicates a =TRUNC(RAND()*9004) and =TRUNC(RAND()*9004-1)+1. Please help! -- Please keep response(s) solely within this thread. |
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