Thread: How to insert random numbers that equal a certain number
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Old 11-22-2014, 08:25 PM
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Bruno: You really need to pay attention.

In post #1 the OP clearly said 75 random numbers, not 76.

My reply in post #6 clearly shows how to do that. Granted, I used a different set of boundary numbers, but that is not the point.

My reply to you in post #9 was aimed, not at producing random numbers, but at demonstrating the abject fallacy of your 'impossible!' assertion. The simple fact of the matter is that there is a very large number of possible solutions to the problem, with or without allowing for repeated numbers.
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