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Hi folks, I created a report to pull a list of records from a user specified date for managers to use to perform staff audits on claim files. From that list of records, the user only wants to see a randomized subset.
Anyone have ideas on how best to accomplish randomization?
NOTE: I am a non-technical business analyst and only have access to InfoAssist, not any of the technical programming tools.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Tamra,
Thanks for your example Steve. I learned that it is important to have plenty of decimal places to get a really broad result each time the query is run.