JJ
2023-01-31 05:35:43 UTC
Does anyone know the number to be used with `randomize` to set the random
seed which is same as the predefined initial random seed?
e.g. with below code...
'start of code. no other code exist before this line
a = rnd
b = rnd
The `a` variable would always contain `0.7055475`, and `b` would aways
contain `0.533424`. Whether it's VB6, VBA (Office), or VBScript. And
regardless of OS edition and versions. e.g. WinME, WinXP, Win7; all produce
the same result.
I know that, setting a random seed must be done by first calling `rnd(-1)`
then executing `randomize` with a specific number. But what number to use to
match with the predefined initial random seed?
seed which is same as the predefined initial random seed?
e.g. with below code...
'start of code. no other code exist before this line
a = rnd
b = rnd
The `a` variable would always contain `0.7055475`, and `b` would aways
contain `0.533424`. Whether it's VB6, VBA (Office), or VBScript. And
regardless of OS edition and versions. e.g. WinME, WinXP, Win7; all produce
the same result.
I know that, setting a random seed must be done by first calling `rnd(-1)`
then executing `randomize` with a specific number. But what number to use to
match with the predefined initial random seed?