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Hello
I have been fiddling about trying to construct a fairly simple spreadsheet - but have so far been unable to find an elegant function to carry out a fairly simple task. Basically, I am trying to build a "Flash Card" type worksheet for maths problems (multiplication, addition, subtraction etc.). The idea is that the spreadsheet will create random maths problems (e.g. 4 x 7, 6 x 8 etc.) This is meant to be some fun for my daughter as she practices her times tables. The complication / refinement that I want to add is that I want to be able to identify which times tables ( 1 - 12) are to be included in the test (for instance, we have not done the 7 and 8 times tables yet and so I do not want to include these tables in the list of randomly generated questions yet). So far I have just listed the digits 1 - 12 is separate rows and put a "Y" character in the adjacent box next to each digit to indicate whether I want that number included in the list of values to used to generate questions - i.e. to create a shortlist. The problem is - how do I create a function that randomly selects from this shortlist of values? I tried using the CHOOSE function, but to no joy? Any thoughts anyone? Thanks in advance. |
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