anycodings_random Business and Law had a 1 in 10 chance of anycodings_random being selected and Science, Art, anycodings_random History, and Math had a 2 in 10 chance anycodings_random of being selected. That output a random selection of the anycodings_random six courses, but I found the six choices anycodings_random did not have equal chances of selection. This was tested, =CHOOSE(ROUND(5*RAND()+1) "Business" "Science" "Art" "History" "Math" "Law") Since the CHOOSE function needed anycodings_random integers 1 to 6 to make the 6 choices, anycodings_random RAND would need to output numbers from 1 anycodings_random to 6, I let a=1 and b=6. Returns a random real number between a and b. The OpenOffice wiki for the RAND anycodings_random function says. I wanted to anycodings_random play around with an example with more anycodings_random than two choices and tried an exercise anycodings_random with six choices. I'm not a user with a deep understanding anycodings_random of spreadsheets, but I thought this was anycodings_random an interesting question.
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