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Set up the input
- Number Mode · entries 1–36
- Seats per row: 6 · 6 rows · 36 assignments
Run the example
Assign 36 entries with six seats per row. Download CSV and inspect the Position and Entry columns. Count the data rows and check the first and last position labels.
Example output
Illustrative result. A new draw can produce a different selection or order.
| Row | Seats in order |
|---|---|
| 1 | 1. 36 · 2. 34 · 3. 32 · 4. 30 · 5. 28 · 6. 26 |
| 2 | 1. 24 · 2. 22 · 3. 20 · 4. 18 · 5. 16 · 6. 14 |
| 3 | 1. 12 · 2. 10 · 3. 8 · 4. 6 · 5. 4 · 6. 2 |
| 4 | 1. 1 · 2. 3 · 3. 5 · 4. 7 · 5. 9 · 6. 11 |
| 5 | 1. 13 · 2. 15 · 3. 17 · 4. 19 · 5. 21 · 6. 23 |
| 6 | 1. 25 · 2. 27 · 3. 29 · 4. 31 · 5. 33 · 6. 35 |
Check the result
There should be 36 distinct entries, beginning with Row 1 / Seat 1 and ending with Row 6 / Seat 6. Each position should appear once, even if the list is later sorted by entry. For fixed or accessible seats, handle those assignments separately and map the generated positions to the remaining seats.
Open the regular Random Seating Chart.