There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

There is a RAND function which can generate random numbers. The RANDBETWEEN function can generate numbers between a lower and upper limit.

Random numbers can be generated in Java using the "random" class. One needs a single "random" object to generate a series of random numbers as a unit.

In DOS, the following line will generate a random number between 1 and 100. To get 0-100, remove the plus one at the end.

set /a num=%random% %%100 +1

Randbetween allows you to generate random numbers with a range. You specify the lowest and highest that you want the number to be between. So if you wanted to generate a random number between 1 and 100, you would enter:

=RANDBETWEEN(1,100)

If you wanted to generate a random number between 25 and 60, you would enter:

=RANDBETWEEN(25,60)

The function will generate a new random number every time you make a change to the spreadsheet or press the F9 key. So if you want to retain the random numbers it generates, you could copy them and then do a Paste Special and choose Values. You could paste this on top of the original values or in a new location.

You can use the RAND function or the RANDBETWEEN function.