h a l f b a k e r yRecalculations place it at 0.4999.
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am pretty certain that this has been done a few times on this website and others. I'll find you a link. |
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if it wasn't baked all ready I'd give you a [+], mainly because I'm addicted tetris |
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[jon] these games look like games. The idea is to appear to be working (i.e. numbers and formulas in the boxes. |
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//the numbers would be "falling" through the spreadsheet cells// |
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and thus transforming themselves on their downward journey. I'm now imagining some kind of horribly complex mathematical Tetris, which could only be played by Deep Blue and Stephen Hawking. |
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(metallic tones) "That's not a true prime! You can't put that there!" |
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(robotic voice) "Shut it, Steve. Do you want me to break out the chess set again?" |
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(Are you sure those voices are the right way around?) |
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//i.e. numbers and formulas in the boxes// |
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This could work. Early Tetris games used text mode graphics "blocks" which could just as well have been numbers.
But is it possible to program Excel to run Tetris? I'd suggest it is. |
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After reading this idea I really went and downloaded an Excel spreadsheet Tetris game. Wasted 1 hour playing it. Stupid idea! |
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Yea, I imagine.... the same way jutta imagins.
I would like Excell Halfbakery, where letters were translated to numbers using some algorythm all halfbakers knew.. |
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