Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Microsoft word "=rand(200,99)" wiered

This is something very interesting I have never thought of, Microsoft Word being so weird !!!

Well lets go for it.

1. Open MS - Word application.
2. Type the following

= rand(200,99)

3. Press enter.


Word includes a way to quickly insert sample text into a document. To do this, type the following
=rand()
and then press ENTER.

The inserted sample text is as follows:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
NOTE: This feature is disabled when the "Replace text as you type" option is turned off. (To turn this option off, click AutoCorrect on the Tools menu, click the AutoCorrect tab, and click to clear the "Replace text as you type" check box.)
MORE INFORMATION
By default, each paragraph contains five sentences. You can control how many paragraphs and sentences you want by adding numbers inside the parentheses. The =rand() function has the following syntax
=rand(p,s)
where p is the number of paragraphs and s is the number of sentences you want to appear in each paragraph.

Examples:

=rand(1) inserts one five-sentence paragraph of text.

=rand(1,1) inserts one one-sentence paragraph of text.

=rand(1,2) inserts one two-sentence paragraph of text.

=rand(2) inserts two five-sentence paragraphs of text.

=rand(2,1) inserts two one-sentence paragraphs of text.

=rand(10) inserts ten five-sentence paragraphs of text.

=rand(10,1) inserts ten one-sentence paragraphs of text.

=rand(10,10) inserts ten ten-sentence paragraphs of text.


NOTE: When you omit the second number the default is five sentences of text. The maximum number that can be used inside the parenthesis is 200 (this number may be lower depending on the number of paragraphs and sentences specified).

Enjoy..

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3 Comments:

Blogger Alex said...

I know a lot of tools which works with doc files. Once I was in the Internet and saw there - how to repair word files manually. It liked me and I downloaded it. To my surprise the software solved my old problems with doc files for a minute and absolutely free. Moreover the tool showed me how it repairs Word document 2007 corrupted files users are asked to provide the path to their files of Microsoft Word format.

6:17 AM  
Blogger mahakk01 said...

This is quite interesting. I wasn't aware of this feature before reading your blog. I am bit surprised after seeing the result of this statement. All you need to do is just write the statement and press ENTER. You can then see the result.
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9:41 AM  
Blogger Karthick AG said...

its interesting... just nw me to aware of this.. thanks for your geek...

9:44 PM  

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