Essentially, I need 1,000,000 different tables. They would be related in that if column 1 in the current table has 5 "1"s and 5 "0"s, each version of column 1 in every table would also have 5 "1"s and 5 "0"s but in a different order each time. The same would be true for all 10 columns.

I apologize if I am not explaining this well. My lack of coding lingo and an inability to communicate without hand gestures is doing me a disservice. If the relevance helps you understand, then:

Each column is a different cancerous tissue sample. The rows are different biomarkers. A "1" means that tumor has that biomarker, a "0" means it does not. We have several biomarkers that are in all 10 samples and we want to know if this is statistically significant. To do this we need to mix up all the 1s and 0s from each tumor and see, at random, how many times you would get a 1 in every column (ie a row value of 10).

In reply to Re^2: Table shuffling challenge by glow_gene
in thread Table shuffling challenge by glow_gene

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