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Random function - does not seem to work
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Hello,
I have created a simple presence-simulation-rule based on an example given in this forum (the one given by Sebastian Popovic):
https://community.zipato.com/responses/someone-to-help-me-understand-whats-wrong-with-this-rule-
I cannot get the rule to work properly, I have added several email-action (for debugging) and have managed to find out that the 'random between' is causing the issue.
I have it now set to 'random between 4 and 6 = 5', however it never generates the value 5. Once changed to 'random between 5 and 5 = 5' works fine... however why use the randomiser then ;).
Anyone any suggestions?
See below for a quick screenshot of the rule:
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I just realized my mistake:
Numbers created by random blocks are real numbers, not integers. If you use it like this, you have more than 1000 times better chance of getting euromillions jackpot twice in a row than to get exactly 5. If you want 1/3 chance and you don't need the random number, do something like this:
or
I just realized my mistake:
Numbers created by random blocks are real numbers, not integers. If you use it like this, you have more than 1000 times better chance of getting euromillions jackpot twice in a row than to get exactly 5. If you want 1/3 chance and you don't need the random number, do something like this:
or
I just realized my mistake:
Numbers created by random blocks are real numbers, not integers. If you use it like this, you have more than 1000 times better chance of getting euromillions jackpot twice in a row than to get exactly 5. If you want 1/3 chance and you don't need the random number, do something like this:
or
I just realized my mistake:
Numbers created by random blocks are real numbers, not integers. If you use it like this, you have more than 1000 times better chance of getting euromillions jackpot twice in a row than to get exactly 5. If you want 1/3 chance and you don't need the random number, do something like this:
or
Thx for your response Sebastian - are there any plans for the random-function to create integers?
Thx
Thx for your response Sebastian - are there any plans for the random-function to create integers?
Thx
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