Excel mobile help please

T

Terry

Unsure where to get help with Excel Mobile (5).

I am using my PDA and wish to enable/install the "randbetween" function. in
a spreadsheet.

Can someone direct me to a forum or newsgroup please?

TIA

Terry
 
P

Peo Sjoblom

There are no ATP functions in mobile Excel, in fact it's hadrly useful at
all
if you want to go beyond simple summations etc.

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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom
 
T

Terry

Thank you Peo
Terry
Peo Sjoblom said:
There are no ATP functions in mobile Excel, in fact it's hadrly useful at
all
if you want to go beyond simple summations etc.

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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom
 
D

daddylonglegs

Can you use RAND() function in conjunction with INT?

e.g. these are eqivalent

=RANDBETWEEN(1,10)

=INT(RAND()*10+1)
 
T

Terry

Yesssssss..that helps, thank you....good work.

Now allow me to explain why I need this function.
On coach trip I have bingo games whilst travelling, normally using small
bingo numbered discs, which roll about on coach, & difficult to stabilise.

What I have thought about is to use my PDA as above (1 to 90),
randomly.(much easier).
Really now I need to "recall/save/record" those random numbers for checking
back when house called if possible !!!!

Terry
 
T

Terry

Yes I am able to use Rand with INT functions, but resulting numbers
duplicate randomly which I wish to avoid. Also is it possible to "retain"
these random numbers as I am using for a bingo game on a coach trip, so need
to cross check numbers gone.(1-90)

Appreciated

Terry
 
P

Peo Sjoblom

Then they won't be really random if they can't be repeated.you can do this
though
Put all the integers you want to include in your rand in column A like
A1:A100

1
2
3
and so on


then in B1 put

=RAND()


copy down as long as needed for example to B100,
select both columns and sort by B ascending.
select how many you need in column A from A1 on and copy them somewhere else
and that would be your "random" integers without repetition


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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom
 

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