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'Code breaking' function
Hi guys,
Just wondering if there's a function or way to use Excel to provide another example, or the actual pattern of numbers if you input some that you know. Eg, 125873 , 264729 Code would be1st digit times 3 = last digit Thanks |
'Code breaking' function
And if the first digit is 4, what do you take as the last digit?
Pete "s4" wrote in message ... Hi guys, Just wondering if there's a function or way to use Excel to provide another example, or the actual pattern of numbers if you input some that you know. Eg, 125873 , 264729 Code would be1st digit times 3 = last digit Thanks |
'Code breaking' function
Well it would be 2, but that's not the point. I only used that as an example
to help explain what I meant by Code Breaking. I know that that particular pattern is wrong, but like I said it was only an example. Thanks "Pete_UK" wrote: And if the first digit is 4, what do you take as the last digit? Pete "s4" wrote in message ... Hi guys, Just wondering if there's a function or way to use Excel to provide another example, or the actual pattern of numbers if you input some that you know. Eg, 125873 , 264729 Code would be1st digit times 3 = last digit Thanks |
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