That's possible [Smile]

I do know that some number combinations can be solved in 80+ ways. However, I just require one single valid combination.

For example (1,2,3,4) has a total of 98 solutions but (3+1)*(4+2) could be considered a mutation of (4+2)*(3+1). Or reformatted:
code:
(1+3)*(2+4)=24
(3+1)*(2+4)=24
(3+1)*(4+2)=24
I've been playing around with it yesterday during my class and I believe it all boils down to four generic formulas. However, you're welcome to code all 5040 unique permutations [Big Grin]
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