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*Created an ordered serial number. | *Created an ordered serial number. | ||
*Assign groups using either the <code> '''mod''' </code> or the <code> '''if''' </code> | *Assign groups using either the <code> '''mod''' </code> or the <code> '''if''' </code> formulas. | ||
*Save the record. | *Save the record. |
Revision as of 16:25, 24 January 2017
Steps to Randomization in Excel
Here are the steps of doing a successful randomization using Excel:
- The first thing that needs to be done is to define a randomization rule. For example = the lowest 50% will be treatment, the rest will be assigned to control, etc.
- Assign random numbers to each observation. While doing this, use "paste values" to stop recalculating the randomization.
=rand()
- Sort the random numbers from the lowest to the highest.
- Created an ordered serial number.
- Assign groups using either the
mod
or theif
formulas. - Save the record.