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SUBMIT YOUR IDEAI have another solution for Section 3. Which also indicate by the site from JohnJPS
It also ease to encoded.
Hence I create a list to test. I found another issue, it over 336 recordID.
After an analysis, it equal to the list when i used MOD( [Test] , 337) (I have no idea why not 336)
Here my workflow
Great work - very nice and concise. Mod(337) is a Mod of the length of the original text: and also, 192 + 145 = 337, that same length. So, what you've just created is a very quick/easy way to address any such mapping by using your trick of adding things up and the applying the Mod() function to specify the entire transposition: even if you didn't have the hint we found at the website, you could run through an iterative macro that tries 1/336 then 2/335 and etc up through all possibilities, and one of the outputs will be the correct answer. A great tool to have in your bag of tricks. My second solution does something similar, but at first glance, yours definitely looks more efficient.
Again - great job!
- John
Sections I & II. Need to spend some more time to understand S.III
hat's a good challenge! Will tackle sections III and IV another time (mostly because I saw some hints so now I'm trying to forget them and try again with a clear-ish mind).
Challenge 165 solved. Really nice challenge, I enjoyed this one probably a bit more that I should
Parts 1 & 2 solved!