I guess you could try:
<CFSET NewRandID = #left ( RandRange(1,1000000) & RandRange(1,1000000)
& RandRange(1,1000000) , 8)#>
But, that isn't quite identical to the four lines below, because in the
lines below you are using newRandID1 (a single value) twice, whereas in the
line above you do not have the opportunity to generate the same value
twice. ( if that makes sense).
At 07:53 PM 07/30/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Anyone know how to do this is one line?
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> <cfset newRanID1 = #RandRange(1,1000000)#>
> <cfset newRanID2 = #RandRange(1,1000000)#>
> <cfset NewRandID = '#newRanID1##newRanID2##newRanID1#'>
> <cfset NewRandID = #left(newrandid,8)#>
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