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    Is there a Formula for Random Draw

    Using Excel 2007, is there way to do a "Random Draw" ? I have each entry listed with their information over 3-4 columns, I want to do a Random Draw for competition order, is this possible??
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    Re: Draw

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    Re: Is there a Formula for Random Draw

    RANDOM NUMBER SELECTIONS FROM A RANGE
    Here's a sample sheet showing and example of what it sound like you're looking to do.
    Jerry Beaucaire's Excel Tools

    (The file you want is RandomNumGenerator.xls)

    The OPTIONS to choose from are in column J. Column D selects 10 items at random using an INDEX/MATCH() and SMALL() against the random-key in column K. Works like a charm.


    See if you can work out adapting that for your values.
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