How to use it
Use the number wheel for seat numbers, turn order, samples, or small integer ranges with auditable exclusions.
- Enter integer minimum, maximum, and a positive step.
- Optionally list aligned exclusions and choose how many values to draw.
- Build and spin the wheel; repeat from the remaining pool or reset.
Worked example
- Input
Minimum −2 · maximum 8 · step 2 · exclude 0, 6
- Output
Pool: −2, 2, 4, 8 · draw: 4
An exclusion must be an actual member of the stepped range; it is never silently rounded.
Method and definitions
- The candidate list is generated exactly from minimum + n × step after validation.
- A partial Fisher–Yates shuffle uses rejection-sampled Web Crypto indexes to draw without replacement.
Limits and edge cases
- All values must be safe integers and the initial range may contain at most 1,000 candidates.
- The tool does not generate decimal, continuous, normally distributed, or cryptographic key values.
Privacy
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