Filling a Selection Randomly
The Fill Cells Randomly option is used to fill in random values over a selection. You can give a maximum and a minimum value and create a range for the system to choose the random values from. The selection can be over one cell, a cell range in one column, a cell range over many columns or an entire column or several entire columns.
To use Fill Cells Randomly:
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In the Xsheet view, select a cell range. |
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Select Animation > Cell > Fill Cells Randomly. |
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You can also click on the Fill Cells Randomly button available in the Xsheet View toolbar’s extra buttons. |
The Fill Cells Randomly dialog box opens.
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In the Minimum Value field, type a minimum value. |
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In the Maximum Value field, type a maximum value. |
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In the Hold field, choose an exposure holding value. |
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If you are applying this option to a drawing column, enable the Whole Numbers option to avoid decimal points. |
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