John,
Should I put this in the query field where I want the random number applied? Such as in the Group Number field? And I do want the groups to be numbered 1-4 so would the statement be modified like this?
Group: (Rnd([Household Number]) * 4) Mod 5
Russ
You can use the Rnd function to do what you want in a query.
Group: (Rnd([Household Number]) * 4) Mod 4
That will give you a random number between 0 and 3 to assign your groups. Add 1 if you want groups 1 through 4. Use that in an UPDATE query to assign the values.
NOTE: You WILL get random numbers, but there's no guarantee that an equal number of households will be assigned to each group.
John Viescas, Author
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