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There is no shortcut for this.īut what if you don’t have such a list? That’s where Brooke wants help. The problem itself requires trial and error: You have to look at a list of primes and try to find pairs that add to 100 (perhaps by subtracting each prime from 100 and seeing if the result is on...

using indirect(), you can skip the substitute() and just pipe in the row number. =SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,( COLUMN( INDIRECT(A1&1) ) + 1 ),4),1,'')Įxample reading a cell A1 that contains a number to be treated as a column number (e.g. =SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,( COLUMN(Z1) + 2 ),4),1,'')Įxample...

In the second and third Papa Louie platformer games, he's imprisoned alongside a number of his employees and customers, prompting the remaining of them to rescue him at the endgame and midgame, respectively. Due to the topping palette in the game's mobile ports being too large to fit within a...