FREE SUDOKU FOR LIFE .... great freebie Excel download

jpe20

+++Sorry if this has already been posted but a few people in another forum thread were after a cheap way of getting sudoku puzzles. I thought I'd put my reply for all you folks in the freebies section+++

NEEDS A PC Running MS Excel (Part of microsoft office)

Hi there,

There is a free solution if you have microsoft Excell (Spreadsheet program). Download your free sudoku ".xls" file from computeractive.co.uk/sudoku. You need to enable macros to run it and voila free sudoku for life. It creates a random grid for 3 difficulty settings and has a number spread adjustment as well. Also you can simply print off the grid and check against the solution later.

Hope this helps

Jules


FOR THE TECHIES ---->>>>(Is there a way of running it without buying MS Excel??? ie is there a free .xls reader that runs macros??????)

spikeandmeg2003

if you download open office it is free and its can opn and save microsoft files. it has a version of powerpoint, word, excel and some others. ive tried it and it works on this. open ofice can be found at https://www.openoffice.org

freebie_junkie

am i the only one who doesnt 'get' soduku- i fell so outside the loop

fruitcake_2

freebie_junkie wrote:

am i the only one who doesnt 'get' soduku- i fell so outside the loop

Aah, wish I could side with you...but I've just grasped the game and love it....sorry..

freebie_junkie

im dyspraxic the boxes just seem to turn round and round in front of my eyes

krakan

jpe20 wrote:

FOR THE TECHIES ---->>>>(Is there a way of running it without buying MS Excel??? ie is there a free .xls reader that runs macros??????)

From the book of Chris, Volume IV, Chapter 4, Page 19:

"And the holy men of the north did visit upon https://www.microsoft.com and in the holy search box, located up high in the top-right corner they did typeth the words 'excel viewer' and then they did click Search, and then present unto them was a series of results and they did clicketh on the first one and download the Free Microsoft Excel Viewer 2003, (also located at office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/xlviewer.aspx) and they did thank the Lord for he had bestowed upon them a truly wonderful gift and it was truly a joyous occasion."

Rex_Mundi

I'm pretty sure that the free Excel viewer will let you see or print an Excel spreadsheet, but it wont run macros. You need the full version of Excel for this.