No, that's way too many! Think of the number of ways there are to choose the digits. Don't depend on permutation formulas. Think it through. Case 1: 2 digit numbers There are 9 2-digit numbers, 11,22,33,...,99 Case 2: 3 digit numbers There are three types of these numbers: AAB, ABA, and ABB (For example 773, 505, and 911) For each of these 3 types, There are 9 choices for the A, 1 through 9 (can't use 0) There are 9 remaining choices for the B, (can use 0) That's 3*9*9 = 243 Grand total: 9+243 = 252. Edwin