How to create an if statement to ensure that the numerical value of a variable will be bigger

Why are we not generating random numbers in different range like for rand has greater number range and for rand2 small number range, wherein the min of rand rand range is max of rand2

{"embed-error": true}Thank you for your reply. However, I cannot change the ranges of this number as it would lead to selected bias on my survey, because the range I choose will be a value judgment and not entirely random. I also need both numbers to be in the entire range, I only want the condition that rand is greater than rand2

Then create two temp embedded data (temp1, temp2) assign them with random number of same range. Use branch logic to get greater number and assign that to rand and other to rand2. Like if temp1 is greater then assign temp1 value to rand and temp2 value to rand2

Perfect, thank you for your answer,

Are the two temp embedded data created via the survey flow?

Sorry I am new to Qualtrics

Yes temp embedded data are created in the survey using same range

This is how I have it set up. However now, what's happening is that when I call either rand or rand two as piped text in the answer choices (${e://Field/rand} and ${e://Field/rand2} respectively, they no longer show the value. Could you tell me how to improve this? Thank you for your time

It appears as if my branch logic is not correct. When i do if tempr1> tempr2 am I comparing the numbers are stored in these variables?

The branch logic and assignment of embedded data should look something similar to below:

It does stores the value, the way to assign it is different i.e. we need to do pipe text.

Thank you for the help Ron!