Introduction:
This guide will walk you through the process of integrating a random number generator into your decision tree. The steps involve creating a calculated custom field and adding appropriate formulas.
Prerequisites:
- Basic familiarity with decision trees
- Knowledge of custom fields
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Create a Calculated Custom Field
- Add a new custom field, “type:calculated”
Step 2: Add one of the Following Formulas
- randomInt(minimum-value,maximum value) = Integer in-between min and max values
Please note: it’s “randomInt” NOT “randomint”
- random(minimum-value,maximum value) = Real number in-between min and max values
Step 3: Add your random number generator custom field anywhere in your decision tree
Step 4: Please be sure to activate your decision tree and then test.
Pro Tips:
- Double-check your formulas to ensure correct syntax and values.
- Testing is a crucial step to make sure the random number generator performs as expected.
Troubleshooting:
- If the generator is not functioning properly, ensure the formula is correctly written in the custom field.
- Make sure the decision tree is active when testing.
Conclusion:
Adding a random number generator can introduce an element of surprise and engagement in your decision tree. Follow these steps meticulously and always validate your setup through testing.
FAQs:
- Can I use multiple random number generators in one decision tree?
- Yes, you can create multiple calculated custom fields with different or similar random number generator formulas.
