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Thanks Keith. I was actually looking to find the random # that's greater than say for example 100 or less than 1. That formula only takes care of the greater than 100 part.

I've figured it out though, with a little bit of coding for those that understand - Get a random number from a range greater than 100(max), get a random number from a range less than 1(min), put these two random numbers in an array, then pick randomly from the array and you have it. Not exactly a formula but it will do.

In excel: =(100+(INT(RAND()*100)))
This will give you a number between 100 and 200. You can change the second "100" to change the range.
 

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