Assuming that you have more than 10 records ;-)

ORDER BY Rnd(IsNull([Basis_code])*0+1)

Try the above Order By. It seeds the random number. For some reason beyond
me, the IsNull helps even though Basis_Code is an autonumber. OH! Is it also
a primary key or at least a unique index? It's possible to repeat even in
autonumber fields if not especially if appending records to the table from
other sources.
--
Jerry Whittle, Microsoft Access MVP
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"Ljudmil" wrote:

Hi,
I have a query which gives me 10 random records.

SELECT TOP 10 Basis_.t, Basis_.r, Basis_.Basis_code
FROM Basis_
ORDER BY Rnd(Basis_code);

Basis_code is an Auto Number field.
It works fine but when I open the database and run the query I always get
the same “10 random records”. What should I do to get different 10 random
records when I open the database?
Thanks in advance!
Ljudmil