That's quite impressive Philipp! |
The answer of course, is 42. |
Now, can anyone tell me about a spreadsheet program that understands commas as field separators when I paste? Or am I missing something... |
Well played.
Smell ya later!
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That is SOOO cool. Even without the colors you can see the image pretty well in notepad. Awesome |
mrbene:
Try copying it into a text editor, saving as a .CSV, then importing the file. |
So of course, in the location I am at...(Iraq). I cannot access my Google Docs, which brings up a point that I had forgotten irritated me. Excel will only allow you to add 3 conditions to the conditional formatting. Pisses me off, especially since I spend so much time creating and managing excel sheets. rrrgh. |
Smart001:
do you really need to assign a 'color' to '3'?....it's white!
So that narrows down the number of conditions to 4....
set all '4' to black and now you're down to 3 conditions and no more 'rrrgh'!! |
Bart Simpson.... Best.!!!! |
I got it – the hard way. I had to use a program to do it (I wanted it to be a surprise so I never looked at these comments). Then it drew me a character that I saw some time ago on TV. I was pretty surprised that it only took me once to debug it. Well, so much for the hard way. |
After reading the comments, I get a decent bart in emacs doing:
replace all ',' for '' replace all '3' for ' ' replace all '1' for '.'
:) |
<<After reading the comments, I get a decent bart in emacs doing:
replace all ',' for '' replace all '3' for ' ' replace all '1' for '.'
:)>>
Very nice... I like that one too! |
I tried that in Google Docs, looks quite good :D Don't try replacing | with something, it converts all the spaces instead! |
mm, the challenge is to bypass the intermediary step of saving as a CSV – or text editor outright. For example, I can bypass the hard drive by copying to a text editor, search and replace , (comma) for t (tab), copy that and then paste. |
<<After reading the comments, I get a decent bart in emacs doing:
replace all ',' for '' replace all '3' for ' ' replace all '1' for '.'>>
works in vi(m) as well ;-) |