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Hi Bernd,
Suggest to dovetail discussions into the OP's thread in ..worksheet.functions, http://tinyurl.com/ab6t2z I've just posted my last follow-through there with a way to address the OP's non-dups requirement. You might wish to re-post your comments/alternative offers to the OP over there. .. Your example does not ensure this .. Agreed, and I did mention this explicitly in my response detailing the modeling steps to the OP. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:23,000 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- "Bernd P" wrote in message ... Hello Max, 1. I think the OP asks for exactly the 4/12 of ABC hits in the output not only 4/12 likehood. So you would need something like the D'Hondt election distribution approach to define the number of ABC hits in the output (easy for 50% ABC and 50% XYZ on a selection of 100 but what if you have 99? You can only take 49 ABC's and 49 XYZ's and randomly distribute the remaining one, I guess). The initial unique list and frequencies you can get with my UDF lfreq, for example. 2. The OP obviously does not want to come up with dupe ref# at the end. Your example does not ensure this. I suggest to take my UDF UniqRandInt for this. Regards, Bernd www.sulprobil.com |
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