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is there a way to do this without greek symbols?
– Kyle Mautner
Commented Jun 11 at 18:49
I am still getting zeroes and numbers greater than 15
– Kyle Mautner
Commented Jun 11 at 19:45
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@KyleMautner I am still waiting to see how the formula is not working, please show me a screenshot. Because when you write in comments that it is not working, should nt be doing it for fun, should have some reason?
– Mayukh Bhattacharya
Commented Jun 11 at 21:02

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