You can use =RANDBETWEEN(1,200) to specify a random number between two numbers you choose (in this case 1 and 200). You can just click on F9 to get refreshing it.
Never heard about RANDBETWEEN - sounds like a UDF based on RAND to me? I doesn't exist on any of my machines (2000, XP) anyway.
However, you can use =RAND(), which selects a random number between 0 and 1. To get it in the correct range / format, multiply with a number of your choice, and combine with ROUND (or ROUNDUP, ROUNDDOWN).
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