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Thanks, I don't think that is what I'm after...what I could understand of it that is...Remember, I'm from a different planet. But...er...ummm..thanks anyway

Hmmmmmmmm I'll have a look and see if I can do that... Thanks

Thanks for your reply - Lets say that the numbers {1 - n} are ranked in the order that is most likely to occur, as are the numbers in the second list {1 - m}. In combining the 2 lists, eg {1-1}, given that they are the highest ranked, ergo the most likely, numbers in each of the lists, this...

Greetings Mathlings, I am Tegga from a different planet, where the knowledge of maths is very ordinary. I need your help. I am looking for a formula to rank 2 sets of numbers. The first set is, say 1 to 12 - but it could be anything from 1 to a maximum of 30. The second set is again, say 10...