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You're welcome ! Glad to hear that you found a solution to your problem,
and thanks for sharing it with us. Good luck with the game <g !
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Thanks so much for your solution. I countinued to try and solve my
issue and came up with another method. Both seem to have their pros
and cons.

In my solution, I made another matrix that counts which numbers come up
in each data set. Then I did a sumproduct for each pair. See the
attached zip spreadsheet.

Thanks again!


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