noveske
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Got stumped again on something simple. Being an overthinker with lack of sleep just has me running in circles. The complete task is a bit more involved, but if I could just get some help with the basics, I should be able to finish it out.
There are 3 steps I am trying to make work together.
It's 2 selections and an automated process.
Option Sets:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
A, B
Select a number 1-5.
Then.
Select A or B.
If select A,
cells A4:A11 are filled with A1,
cells A12:A19 are filled with A2,
If select B,
cells A4:A11 are filled with B1,
cells A12:A19 are filled with B2,
When A or B is selected (so this happens everytime no matter the selection).
cells C4:C11 are filled with a random number between 01-32,
cells C12:C19 are filled with a random number between 33-64,
But if option 5 is selected from the first step then, (the range changes)
cells C4:C11 are filled with a random number between 01-36,
cells C12:C19 are filled with a random number between 44-75.
For the finer number details:
01-09, I need the 0 to stay. Thought it might be show zero values, but it is a value.
I thought I could format to Text, then realized it's the formula that would negate that.
I tried with =RANDBETWEEN(1,32) with 01, it would just revert to 1.
For cells C4:C11, C12:C19 I do need them to be sorted lowest to greatest.
Was tinkering between having that done when generated or adding another step to sorting after generated.
There are 3 steps I am trying to make work together.
It's 2 selections and an automated process.
Option Sets:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
A, B
Select a number 1-5.
Then.
Select A or B.
If select A,
cells A4:A11 are filled with A1,
cells A12:A19 are filled with A2,
If select B,
cells A4:A11 are filled with B1,
cells A12:A19 are filled with B2,
When A or B is selected (so this happens everytime no matter the selection).
cells C4:C11 are filled with a random number between 01-32,
cells C12:C19 are filled with a random number between 33-64,
But if option 5 is selected from the first step then, (the range changes)
cells C4:C11 are filled with a random number between 01-36,
cells C12:C19 are filled with a random number between 44-75.
For the finer number details:
01-09, I need the 0 to stay. Thought it might be show zero values, but it is a value.
I thought I could format to Text, then realized it's the formula that would negate that.
I tried with =RANDBETWEEN(1,32) with 01, it would just revert to 1.
For cells C4:C11, C12:C19 I do need them to be sorted lowest to greatest.
Was tinkering between having that done when generated or adding another step to sorting after generated.