Meeting Mix Up

mikeymay

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I am struggling to find a way to solve the problem below and wondered if anyone has any ideas on the best way to solve this.

I have a number of people, lets say 40 to start with, attending a meeting where there are 4 groups of 10 people.

The goal is for the 40 people in the room, each will attend 4 separate rounds of group meetings of 10 people in each group so when they walk out the door after the 4 group meetings they will have said hello to all 39 other people.

is there a way to either use a formula or VBA to quickly visualise this in a table?


TIA
 

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Just by looking at an individual, nevermind the mix, in each meeting he/she can meet 9 new people hence in 4 meetings can only possibly meet 36 new people.
 
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