Extract a group of items from a list randomly online tool


This is an online tool to get a group of "n" items from a list of items you "N" have, randomly. n<N.

1) Write or past the collection of items from where you want to extract random items in the Sample list text input. The items should be separated by a space or just copy/paste them from an excel/csv file directly here.

2) Define the number of items to extract randomly

3) Push the Draw Samples button and you are done!

**Press directly the Draw Samples button to see what happens

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Insert the samples separated by a space or copy paste from an excel:
Sample list:
Number of samples to draw from the total samples
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The code to generate this tool is here: https://github.com/bsaldivaremc2/random_item_extractor

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