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Default How to find number of pairs of strings from list of strings?


Hi,

I want to find out the number of pairs from a list of rows all having
anywhere from 1-10 strings.

Ex:

1 2 3
1 Bob Cat Dog
2 Dog Bob
3 Cat Bob Tree
4 Tree


This set of 4 entries (each row having 1-10 strings) to populate this:

Bob Cat Tree Dog
Bob 2 1 1
Cat 2 1 1
Tree 1 1 0
Dog 1 1 0

So Bob and Cat are chosen together in 2 rows, want to see what are most
common pairing for a study.

I was looking at CountIF, but doesn't have any parameters to check row
by row, that ideally looking for the cell for cat/bob - =countif(a row
in data contains both "cat" and "bob")

Any thoughts? This concept is pretty standard that there should be a
simplier way then having to write a VB script.

Any thoughts would be fantastic!!

Thanks!
Greg


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