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Developing a Combination of Columns within Excel, using Macros

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    Developing a Combination of Columns within Excel, using Macros

    Hello,

    I am new to this forum, and found it in search of a place to seek help with an Excel problem that I am trying to resolve. Any help you can offer me would be greatly appreciated.

    My problem:

    I have four columns in excel -- The first column has three values (three rows0, and the last three columns have four values (four rows).

    I would like a macro that will generate four additional columns, with all the possible combinations.

    I have attached a sample excel sheet with what I would like it to emulate, but naturally it would be completed

    Thank You,

    Brian Meyer
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    Hi

    Using your example file sheet1 as the source try

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    There is nothing automatic about this, it is clunky and very fixed structure, but should give you the output......

    rylo

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    Thank You !!

    Thank You So Much -- It worked perfectly.

    Brian Meyer

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