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=1+RAND()*89

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It worx!!
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Eve, There is also a RandBetween Function that might work.
=RandBetween(1,90)
I'm not sure what is required to make that work however.

Charles

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Hi Charles

It requires the Analysis Toolpack installed. You can not count on it in
multiuser or multilingual environments.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Eve, There is also a RandBetween Function that might work.
=RandBetween(1,90)
I'm not sure what is required to make that work however.

Charles

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HTH. Best wishes Harald

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How can we generate numbers specificly between 1 and 90?
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Tx Harold, Do you know when the Analysis Toolpack became available?

Charles

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It requires the Analysis Toolpack installed. You can not count on it in
multiuser or multilingual environments.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Eve, There is also a RandBetween Function that might work.
=RandBetween(1,90)
I'm not sure what is required to make that work however.

Charles

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=1+RAND()*89

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Hi!
How can we generate numbers specificly between 1 and 90?
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Charles -

The Analysis ToolPak was available at least as far back as Excel 5.

- Mike
http://www.mikemiddleton.com

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Tx Harold, Do you know when the Analysis Toolpack became available?

Charles

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Hi Charles

It requires the Analysis Toolpack installed. You can not count on it in
multiuser or multilingual environments.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Eve, There is also a RandBetween Function that might work.
=RandBetween(1,90)
I'm not sure what is required to make that work however.

Charles

Harald Staff wrote:
=1+RAND()*89

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Eve" skrev i melding
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Hi!
How can we generate numbers specificly between 1 and 90?
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Also, afaik these functions will be biult-in in the next Excel version.
Which makes them as reliable as other Excel functions. That alone makes an
upgrade worth it.

Best wishes Harald

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Tx Harold, Do you know when the Analysis Toolpack became available?

Charles

Harald Staff wrote:
Hi Charles

It requires the Analysis Toolpack installed. You can not count on it in
multiuser or multilingual environments.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Eve, There is also a RandBetween Function that might work.
=RandBetween(1,90)
I'm not sure what is required to make that work however.

Charles

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HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Hi!
How can we generate numbers specificly between 1 and 90?
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