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Randomize a list of names
My worksheet has 1000+ names in alphabetical order. How can I put the names in
random order? Thanks! Steve |
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Randomize a list of names
Next to the names, put in the formula
=rand() then drag fill down the column. Sort all the data with this column as the sort key. Regards, Tom Ogilvy Steve wrote in message thlink.net... My worksheet has 1000+ names in alphabetical order. How can I put the names in random order? Thanks! Steve |
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Randomize a list of names
having a named range (e.g. "Politicians") with the names of politicians in
one column, you could use this formular to randomize that list: =INDEX(Politicians;INT(RAND()*(ROWS(Politicians))+ 1);1) Copy that formular down, and you have ample randomized names of politicians, ready to be re-arranged by pressing F9. Regards, H.G. Lamy "Tom Ogilvy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Next to the names, put in the formula =rand() then drag fill down the column. Sort all the data with this column as the sort key. Regards, Tom Ogilvy Steve wrote in message thlink.net... My worksheet has 1000+ names in alphabetical order. How can I put the names in random order? Thanks! Steve |
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Randomize a list of names
that could result in duplicates.
Regards, Tom Ogilvy hglamy wrote in message ... having a named range (e.g. "Politicians") with the names of politicians in one column, you could use this formular to randomize that list: =INDEX(Politicians;INT(RAND()*(ROWS(Politicians))+ 1);1) Copy that formular down, and you have ample randomized names of politicians, ready to be re-arranged by pressing F9. Regards, H.G. Lamy "Tom Ogilvy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Next to the names, put in the formula =rand() then drag fill down the column. Sort all the data with this column as the sort key. Regards, Tom Ogilvy Steve wrote in message thlink.net... My worksheet has 1000+ names in alphabetical order. How can I put the names in random order? Thanks! Steve |
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Randomize a list of names
yes, intentionally. Useful in case you have to produce lots of
sample data e.g. for further analysis purposes. Not the right when only unique values have to be randomized. Maybe I misread the question in the first place, sorry. Regards, H.G. Lamy "Tom Ogilvy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... that could result in duplicates. Regards, Tom Ogilvy hglamy wrote in message ... having a named range (e.g. "Politicians") with the names of politicians in one column, you could use this formular to randomize that list: =INDEX(Politicians;INT(RAND()*(ROWS(Politicians))+ 1);1) Copy that formular down, and you have ample randomized names of politicians, ready to be re-arranged by pressing F9. Regards, H.G. Lamy "Tom Ogilvy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Next to the names, put in the formula =rand() then drag fill down the column. Sort all the data with this column as the sort key. Regards, Tom Ogilvy Steve wrote in message thlink.net... My worksheet has 1000+ names in alphabetical order. How can I put the names in random order? Thanks! Steve |
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