![]() ![]() Quick enough, the numbers will appear to be moving. ![]() Try entering 1, 2, 3, 4 into cell C3 and see what happens. We'll use these numbers to pick the numbers from the previous worksheet, Soon as we add 1 to cell C3, 1 will be added to all cells below that too. ![]() Cells C4:C28 contain a simple formula: =C3+1. Left the table in 1, 2, 3 sort for now so we can easily see how it works.Ĭell C3 contains a fixed number. On worksheet Step 3 we'll start using the table on sheet Step 2. Column D will hold our previous winners.īoring of course. So after a recalc and sort, cell A14 already displays I've picked a rather arbitrary cell as the "drawn number cell", Worksheet Step 2 shows the prepared list of numbers, still in their 1,Ģ, 3 order. When we're about toĭo a draw, we simply sort the table on column B. The second contains the =RAND() function. The first column contains whole numbersġ. Getting random numbers isn't hard in Excel, that is what the RAND() function The accompanying file from here Generating the numbers This is what it'll look like when we're done: In this article I'll explain how I'veīuilt an Excel file which enables you to play with a wheel of fortune. Creating a Wheel Of Fortune with Excel ContentĮxcel is a very serious and powerful business application. ![]()
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