I don't believe I said it is a VBA group. I said it is a programming group.
It also covers information on the excel 4 macro language.

If you believe writing formulas is a form of programming, more power to you,
but in fairness to the OP, my advice was sound - If he wants access to the
best suggestions for a non-programming approach.

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Tom Ogilvy wrote:
this is a programming group. If you want that, try

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...heet.functions

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Plz help me creating the simplest hangman on MS EXCEL without using
VBA
and Macros
Thanking u
Nauman


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In fairness to the OP, this isn't an explicitly VBA group. It could be
argued that the only way to make something as sophisticated as hangman
with worksheet functions involves a form of programming. It might make
a more interesting challenge than writing a VBA program for hangman.
You are right though that the worksheet function newsgroup is more
appropriate.

One suggestion to the OP: conditional formatting applied to cells
shrunk to small squares, where the conditions are formulas linked to a
cell containing the number of wrong guesses could be a nice way to make
more of the hanged man appear with each wrong guess.

-John Coleman