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Default nXn matrix creation

Hi All,

I have a need to create a matrix based on some user choices. The
requirement is described below:

User Inputs 5 options Opt1, Opt2, Opt3, Opt4, Opt5. Then runs the
macro to generate the matrix. The matrix should look like below

Opt1 Opt2 Opt3
Opt4 Opt5
Opt1 1
Opt2 choice21 1
Opt3 choice31 choice32 1
Opt4 choice41 choice42 choice43 1
Opt5 choice51 choice52 choice53 choice54
1

The choices is the drop down menu created using Data Validation
List. In this matrix user will make certain choices. The cells above
the diagonal need to have a formula, which is the reciprocal of the
choice for a corresponding combination below the diagonal, that is, if
intersection of RowValue = Opt2 and ColumnValue = Opt1 is choice21
then intersection of RowValue = Opt1 and ColumnValue = Opt2 will be a
formula = 1/choice21.

The number of options a user can provide could be anything it could be
as small as 2 and as large as 20-30 options. So the matrix need to be
sized accordingly.

I am totally clueless on this. Any help on this will me much
appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Regards,
AG
 
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