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Perfection.<br />
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Thanks
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Welcome, glad that helped.<br />
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<i><b>~bp</b></i>
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I have 3 columns<br />
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apple &nbsp; &nbsp; goat &nbsp; sam<br />
orange &nbsp; dog &nbsp; dave<br />
pear &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;cat &nbsp; &nbsp;matt<br />
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I need 3 columns of every combination (3x3x3 rows)<br />
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apple goat sam<br />
apple goat dave<br />
apple goat matt<br />
apple dog sam<br />
apple dog dave<br />
apple dog matt<br />
............<br />
orange goat sam<br />
orange dog dave<br />
orange cat matt<br />
.......<br />
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I'm sure this type of problem has a name, but I don't know it. sorry for the silly example
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I have 3 columns

apple     goat   sam
orange   dog   dave
pear        cat    matt

I need 3 columns of every combination (3x3x3 rows)

apple goat sam
apple goat dave
apple goat matt
apple dog sam
apple dog dave
apple dog matt
............
orange goat sam
orange dog dave
orange cat matt
.......


I'm sure this type of problem has a name, but I don't know it. sorry for the silly example

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