VBA to list all Possible Permutations w/ conditional

jjobrien03

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I am looking for VBA code to list all possible permutations of the data below (will never exceed 20 #s), with the following caveats:

Inputs needed:
# of numbers used ("number_chosen")
Conditional: If "Value" column is 0 then exclude from permutations

So in the below would be, for example, list all permutations of the below numbers which in excel formula would be PERMUT(8,3). Given two numbers are "0" in the value column

Output can be separated by a text character if that's easier but would prefer if they are pasted in adjacent columns (so in the below would be each number in three adjacent columns).

Appreciate any help you are able to provide!

#Value
11
21
31
41
50
61
71
80
91
101
 

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