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I found the answer to your problem. It's in this file, just look at the programming.
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Hi Zorcano
I found another solution that's better or more easy. If you take my example and skip first line. Then you pick and count and compare the numer to active = Number of Active in Zone (200,119) to (233,248) = 4.
Then you have the same results with one line of code 
But thanks anyway... I hope you learn someting too...
That solution is very specific to your game.
More generally speaking, the way I'd do this would be to say something like:
+ Player overlaps Object
-> Object: Set animation to Yellow
+ Always
-> Set counter to 0
+ [negate] Object: Animation = Yellow
-> Set counter to 1
+ Counter = 0
-> Level is complete
The counter will be set to 1 if any of the objects are not yellow - so if it's 0, that means they must all be yellow.
(In practice, I wouldn't actually bother to create a new counter - I'd just switch a flag in some other object that I already had lying around in the frame)
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