I like all the other replies. I have another one. You can set up a simulation with a column formula for a specific outcome. For example, suppose that I expect the following outcome:
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I can set up a data table with a Response column using the Value Labels and the Formula column properties like this:
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The data table with 1000 rows might look like this (top 15 rows):
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And the distribution of the ordinal responses might look like this:
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This data table is attached here.