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In the range of 85 to 645 there are 645-85+1=561 numbers.
If you take the first 21 ones you get a sum of 84*21*22/2 = 19404; if you get the first 22 ones you get a sum of 84*22*23/2 = 21252; and so on. In my opinion there is only one way to get 76 numbers summarizing 20000: - accepting duplicates by running VBA code. Is it ok for you? Bruno |
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