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Hello,
I hope someone can help me with this. I have 6 letters (later to be used for a yarn crochet project), but I will only use 5 at the time. Then I use another 5, and another 5 and so on. I want them all to be unique. Maybe a routine for the letter A will be enough. I ones followed a Macro and VBA training, and I still can read the most of it, but I miss the skills to really programming. Thanks very much for helping me So I have ABCDEF. I made a little beginning on paper, don't think I can finish this that way :-) Starting with A, is looks like this: ABCDE ABCDF ABCED (note: these are the same as I started with, but they are in a different order) ABCEF ABCFD ABCFE ABDCE ABDEF ABDEC ABDEF ABDFC ABDFE And so on, and so on. |
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