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2006-04-27, 11:33 AM
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That which does not kill us, will try, try again.
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Location: Conch Republic
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One more nice thing about doing it that way...
The RAND function in Excel will give you a new sort each time you ask for it. Insert the function, fill down, select the area for sorting and sort. Now look at the new list. Don't like the 'randomness' enough yet? If you haven't deselected the sorted area, just choose "Sort..." again and you get a fresh reordering. Repeat until you like your list. 
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