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  1. 10-24-2012, 03:05 AM #1
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    Combinations

    I want to generate cards each being unique that each card is different from the other although some attributes are the same. Each is different by at least one attribute.
    Suppose I want to produce cell phones either in black and brown, either in at 100 dollars or 85 dollars or 105 dollars, and either in city factory or upcountry factory. How to combine them uniquely.

    Black Brown $100 $85 $105 City Upcountry
    Card1
    Card 2

    Card N

    I want to make cards with attributes from above rows. If the attribute is there, 1 should be used to represent it and if not, 0 should be used. How to generate an excel sheet data with above.
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    Re: Combinations

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