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Experiment it!!
It's long but worth to experiment.
In MS Word just enter =rand(200,99) and observe what happens. My observations are as per following. Please pore in your observation. I have tried with several other combinations and their results are as per following: EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,99) 235 =rand(199,99) 234 =rand(100,99) 118 =rand(50,99) 59 =rand(10,99) 12 =rand(5,99) 6 =rand(5,99) 2 =rand(0,99) The equation line itself disappeared From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 1.1735(x) + 0.4252 (Linear equation) .... here x = 200, 199, 100 etc... (second figure i.e. is remain constant) and there is no effect if x 200. now another test.......... (keep first figure constant) EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,90) 214 =rand(200,50) 118 =rand(200,15) 40 =rand(200,10) 27 =rand(200,5) 14 =rand(200,0) The equation line itself disappeared but it creates 5 blank pages From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 2.3323(x) + 3.3017 (Linear equation) .... here x = 90, 50, 15 etc... and there is no effect if x 99. Regards Akhilesh Dalia akhileshdaliaathotmaildotcom |
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Experiment it!!
After =rand(200,99) press enter.
"Akhilesh Dalia" wrote: It's long but worth to experiment. In MS Word just enter =rand(200,99) and observe what happens. My observations are as per following. Please pore in your observation. I have tried with several other combinations and their results are as per following: EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,99) 235 =rand(199,99) 234 =rand(100,99) 118 =rand(50,99) 59 =rand(10,99) 12 =rand(5,99) 6 =rand(5,99) 2 =rand(0,99) The equation line itself disappeared From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 1.1735(x) + 0.4252 (Linear equation) ... here x = 200, 199, 100 etc... (second figure i.e. is remain constant) and there is no effect if x 200. now another test.......... (keep first figure constant) EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,90) 214 =rand(200,50) 118 =rand(200,15) 40 =rand(200,10) 27 =rand(200,5) 14 =rand(200,0) The equation line itself disappeared but it creates 5 blank pages From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 2.3323(x) + 3.3017 (Linear equation) ... here x = 90, 50, 15 etc... and there is no effect if x 99. Regards Akhilesh Dalia akhileshdaliaathotmaildotcom |
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The number of pages generated will depend on the page setup and the active
printer. The format is =rand(#paragraphs,#sentences-per-para) The maximum number of paragraphs is 200 The maximum sentences per paragraph is 200 But the maxima can not be used together - the maximun number of sentences in total which can be generated (although this is not itself a defining criterion) is a little less than 20000. -- Enjoy, Tony "Akhilesh Dalia" wrote in message ... It's long but worth to experiment. In MS Word just enter =rand(200,99) and observe what happens. My observations are as per following. Please pore in your observation. I have tried with several other combinations and their results are as per following: EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,99) 235 =rand(199,99) 234 =rand(100,99) 118 =rand(50,99) 59 =rand(10,99) 12 =rand(5,99) 6 =rand(5,99) 2 =rand(0,99) The equation line itself disappeared From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 1.1735(x) + 0.4252 (Linear equation) ... here x = 200, 199, 100 etc... (second figure i.e. is remain constant) and there is no effect if x 200. now another test.......... (keep first figure constant) EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,90) 214 =rand(200,50) 118 =rand(200,15) 40 =rand(200,10) 27 =rand(200,5) 14 =rand(200,0) The equation line itself disappeared but it creates 5 blank pages From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 2.3323(x) + 3.3017 (Linear equation) ... here x = 90, 50, 15 etc... and there is no effect if x 99. Regards Akhilesh Dalia akhileshdaliaathotmaildotcom |
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Experiment it!!
See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/DummyText.htm
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Akhilesh Dalia" wrote in message ... It's long but worth to experiment. In MS Word just enter =rand(200,99) and observe what happens. My observations are as per following. Please pore in your observation. I have tried with several other combinations and their results are as per following: EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,99) 235 =rand(199,99) 234 =rand(100,99) 118 =rand(50,99) 59 =rand(10,99) 12 =rand(5,99) 6 =rand(5,99) 2 =rand(0,99) The equation line itself disappeared From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 1.1735(x) + 0.4252 (Linear equation) ... here x = 200, 199, 100 etc... (second figure i.e. is remain constant) and there is no effect if x 200. now another test.......... (keep first figure constant) EQUATION NO. OF PAGES GENERATED =rand(200,90) 214 =rand(200,50) 118 =rand(200,15) 40 =rand(200,10) 27 =rand(200,5) 14 =rand(200,0) The equation line itself disappeared but it creates 5 blank pages From above combitions I found following co-relation (straight line) equation. y = 2.3323(x) + 3.3017 (Linear equation) ... here x = 90, 50, 15 etc... and there is no effect if x 99. Regards Akhilesh Dalia akhileshdaliaathotmaildotcom |