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45	45	You can use `\randadjustIf` also in the variables environment of a generic visualization.
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47		-The syntax is the same as [`\randadjustIf`](RandadjustIf) in generic problems, but only random variables can be used in
	47	+The syntax is the same as [`\randadjustIf`](RandadjustIf.md) in generic problems, but only random variables can be used in
48	48	the variables argument.
49	49	```LaTeX
50	50	\randadjustIf{variables}{condition}
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98	98	#### Add a slider to manipulate your number variable
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100		-Numbers which are added to a [graph](Color-and-Plotting#plotting) can also be adjusted by a slider. To achieve this, define your number
	100	+Numbers which are added to a [graph](Color-and-Plotting.md#plotting) can also be adjusted by a slider. To achieve this, define your number
101	101	as is done above and then use the following command inside the _variables environment_:
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103	103	```LaTeX
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