61 How can I randomize lots of rows in Excel? For example I have an excel sheet with data in 3 rows. 1 A dataA 2 B dataB 3 C dataC I want to randomize the row order. For example 2 B dataB 1 A dataA 3 C dataC I could make a new column and fill it with random numbers using =RAND () and sort based on that column. But is this the best way to do it?
Using Excel from Office 365, I want to generate a list of random items, without duplicates, while potentially ignoring certain rows. I can successfully achieve everything but the last part - "while potentially ignoring certain rows".
I'm trying to generate a random 8 character alphanumeric string in Excel (or Google Sheets or Libreoffice, which both have the same challenge) using a formula. I'd like to get something like this:
I'm fairly new to VBA. I'm trying to randomize a list with VBA. The list has two headers "Name" and "Dials". I want to try to randomize the list with a macro then applying it with a button. I've t...
In order randomize the list I have two columns in excel the first column has names and the second list uses =rand() to create a random seed. I then organize the two columns from smallest to largest based on the seed in the second column. Is there a way to enter the list of items in one column and than get seven randomized versions of the list?
Here is the approach I would use: create a random number in a new column (looks like you have done that) order the column you care about by the random column (this will be a random order) take from the list of numbers you care about sequentially in this order -- you will never duplicate because it is your original list.
I need to shuffle values in array with no duplications, what do i need to add in my code to avoid duplications Function Resample(data_vector) n = UBound(data_vector) ReDim shuffled_vector(n)...
3 I have a list of items in an Excel worksheet, A1-B115. At the moment I can enter 10 variables which retrieves the correct data from the list. Code now: C1=1 - run through A1-A115 and check for the value to be between 1000-2000; if so, copy the B value somewhere.