Just use =RAND() to generate random numbers in your list. Then you can sort it with the random numbers.
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Let's just say the list is in column C and has 12 entries. Your answer says to "just use =RAND() to generate random numbers in your list". OK, so where "in the list" would I put the =RAND() function command? And in which cells would that function display the "random numbers in my list" that you suggest?
And then, how would I go about sorting "it" with the random numbers that somewhere have been generated?
Sorry for being the devil's advocate, but I just want to get clear info on how to do the task you answered.
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