If you’re writing a play, you might want to figure out all the possible combinations of characters there could be. This is easy enough for a three-person play (Mary-Sara-Lee, Mary-Sara, Mary-Lee, Sara-Lee = 4). But much more than four and it starts to get very complicated. Here’s a simple Excel spreadsheet to help you.
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