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An Excel-Based Game
Your creative use of Excel to design a playable version of "Four-In-A-Row" is truly impressive and highlights the versatility of this tool beyond traditional financial applications. Leveraging basic formulas and conditional formatting to build an interactive game demonstrates how even simple features in Excel can unlock innovative possibilities. It’s exciting to see how your project combines learning and entertainment, offering a unique perspective on the potential of Excel. Looking forward to your next post featuring the computer-versus-player version—keep inspiring with your ingenuity!
Hi Aplhajohnny
Thank you so much for your thoughtful words. I am glad you enjoyed it. This project has been fun to work on. It’s amazing how a tool like Excel, often associated with data and analysis, can also be leveraged for creative and engaging purposes. I firmly believe that the creative possibilities with Microsoft Excel are limitless.
Your support means a great deal to me and is a powerful motivator to continue exploring and experimenting with fresh ideas. Your belief in my efforts inspires me to push boundaries and think creatively.
As soon as I can free up some time from my other ongoing projects, I will focus on finalizing the computer-versus-player version. Once it's complete, I will make sure to share it here on this platform for everyone to try out.
I see myself as a lifelong learner and enjoy following the insights of experts and respected members on this amazing platform. Meanwhile, feel free to explore my other two Excel projects—I’m confident you’ll find them enjoyable too!
Thanks again for your support.
Tauqeer
Wordle with Excel Solver | Microsoft Community Hub
An Excel-Based Spelling Bee Puzzle | Microsoft Community HubPlease note that the previously shared game model has a minor linking issue. Kindly use the revised file, ‘Four in a Row (Corrected)’, for seamless gameplay.
