Sure. If I have a 3x3 matrix with the numbers 1,2,3 on the first row, 4,5,6 on the second, and 7,8,9 on the third, I want to generate the following matrix: 1,4,7;1,4,8;1,4,9;1,5,7;1,5,8;1,5,9;1,6,7;1,6,8;1,6,9;2,4,7;2,4,8;2,4,9;2,5,7;2,5,8;2,5,9;etc. I think you get the idea. : ) The trick here is this procedure has to be expandable to a matrix of any size. Thanks!
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