If you're dealing with a mighy unix derivative or have access to standard posix tools and bash (cygwin for instance) all you need is "cut" and "sort -R" (if sort with randomization is supported) I hear mac os x derivatives might not be among those with this built-in functionality (I can't confirm atm), but you can easily replace this with other randomizing one-liners. Easy to do it natively with a vbs script as well. Microsoft has extensive documentation at their "scriptguy" labs about it. HTH.
You can use ms-access.
- One table with the colums to spin and several colums with the criterion in true/false.
- Then make multiple queries with the columns spined and the criterion set.
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