Thanks for your reply. Mine are 6 dimensional vectors, so I don't think I can take cross products though.

Thanks for your reply. Mine are 6 dimensional vectors, so I don't think I can take cross products though.

@Carl Love 

No, just multiples for the moment.

Thanks

That works, thank you!

That works, thank you!

@Carl Love 

Thank you

Thank you for your help!

Another related question:-

If I have a flat list eg. [1,2,3,1,2,3], how can I add just one set to 'partition' the last three elements?
So for instance [1,2,3,1,2,3] --> [1,2,3,{1,2,3}].

Thanks for your reply. Could it also be done with arrays (instead of a table) before converting back to a list?

Thanks for your reply. Could it also be done with arrays (instead of a table) before converting back to a list?

Thank you everyone!

Brilliant, thank you both!

@ThU 

Got it! This time I didn't have a space where I needed one. Thanks for your help

@ThU 

Got it! This time I didn't have a space where I needed one. Thanks for your help

@ThU 

I'm not sure how to do that, other than uploading an image again. Copy and paste takes away all the formatting. Sorry!

@ThU 

I'm not sure how to do that, other than uploading an image again. Copy and paste takes away all the formatting. Sorry!