Cara menggunakan excel randomizer template
Tips ini bukanlah hal baru, namun mungkin saja dapat berguna bagi anda yang kebetulan belum pernah melakukan pemilihan data random dengan Excel. Show
Kasus : Seorang peneliti ingin memilih secara random 5 dari 30 SMA yang tersebar di 4 Kabupaten/Kota. Penyelesaian : Step 1 : Urutkan data SMA seperti tampilan berikut ini : Step 2 : Letakkan Kursor di Cell B2, lalu ketik “=rand()”. Kemudian copy formula sampai B31 Step 3 : Letakkan kursor di Cell C2, kemudian ketik “=INDEX($A$2:$A$31,RANK(B2,$B$2:$B$31))”. Karena akan dipilih 5 data random, maka Copy formula sampai ke cell C6 Dari hasil pemilihan random sampling, terlihat bahwa 5 SMA yang terpilih adalah SMA28, SMA13, SMA1, SMA24 dan SMA4 What is a random sample, you may be asking, and why would you need one? Well let’s say, for example, that you want to survey your customers to understand how you’re meeting their needs, and how you could do better. Your whole customer base is a population. You’re obviously not going to survey every single person in this population. Maybe you don’t have all of their contact information. Maybe they won’t all reply to your survey. Whatever the reason, the group of customers you have the ability to contact with your survey is your sampling frame. And the people you actually contact with your survey and who actually fill it out are your sample. You want to make sure your sample is randomly selected (hence, a random sample) to make sure that everyone in your sampling frame has an equal chance of being selected.For example, to select random winners from a list or to get a random list of numbers for data analysis or to create random groups of students in class. In this tutorial, you will learn how to generate random numbers in Excel (with and without repetitions). Generate Random Numbers in ExcelThere are two worksheet functions that are meant to generate random numbers in Excel: RAND and RANDBETWEEN.
Generate Random Numbers using RANDBETWEEN function in ExcelExcel RANDBETWEEN function generates a set of integer random numbers between the two specified numbers. RANDBETWEEN function takes two arguments – the Bottom value and the top value. It will give you an integer number between the two specified numbers only. For example, suppose I want to generate 10 random numbers between 1 and 100. Here are the steps to generate random numbers using RANDBETWEEN:
This will instantly give me 10 random numbers in the selected cells. While RANDBETWEEN makes it easy to get integers between the specified numbers, there is a high chance of repetition in the result. For example, when I use the RANDBETWEEN function to get 10 random numbers and use the formula =RANDBETWEEN(1,10), it gives me a couple of duplicates. If you’re OK with duplicates, RANDBETWEEN is the easiest way to generate random numbers in Excel. Note that RANDBETWEEN is a volatile function and recalculates every time there is a change in the worksheet. To avoid getting the random numbers recalculate, again and again, convert the result of the formula to values. Generate Unique Random Numbers using RAND and RANK function in ExcelI tested the RAND function multiple times and didn’t find duplicate values. But as a caution, I recommend you check for duplicate values when you use this function. Suppose I want to generate 10 random numbers in Excel (without repeats). Here are the steps to generate random numbers in Excel without repetition:
Now you can use the values in column B as the random numbers. Note: RAND is a volatile formula and would recalculate every time there is any change in the worksheet. Make sure you have converted all the RAND function results to values. Caution: While I checked and didn’t find repetitions in the result of the RAND function, I still recommend you check once you have generated these numbers. You can use Conditional Formatting to highlight duplicates or use the Remove Duplicate option to get rid of it. You May Also Like the Following Excel Tutorials:
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