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Kid's Multiplication Table with Randomized Worksheets

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    Kid's Multiplication Table with Randomized Worksheets

    My 3rd grade daughter needs to work on her multiplication tables. I scanned the web for a spreadsheet that contained the 1-9 multiplication tables and could generate a worksheet with randomly blank cells, so she could learn the patterns. Kinda like a Sudoku. Short story, no luck. Long story, I built it myself with the Rand() function plus some truncation and use of If() function to set some cells to blank. Then just hit F9 to re-randomize to get a new worksheet to print.

    Hope this helps some other parent.

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    Re: Kid's Multiplication Table with Randomized Worksheets

    Very Cool, Thank you I know my daughter will be using this tonight.

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    Re: Kid's Multiplication Table with Randomized Worksheets

    Very helpful! Thank you

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    Re: Kid's Multiplication Table with Randomized Worksheets

    hi every body,
    i need formula for calculating PAYE

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    Re: Kid's Multiplication Table with Randomized Worksheets

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