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How can I create a Caesar Cipher in Excel


to encrypt a string of digits?
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I'd like to create a numeric Caesar Cipher in Excel that
is able to encrypt a string of digits.

I'd like to, for example, convert 1234 into 2345 (Shift is
1). "Shift" is how many values it skips/adds to encrypt
the number. So if I say Shift is 2, the encrypted number
would be 3456.

I've been able to do this using two tables and the


OFFSET and VLOOKUP functions, but this way I can
only encrypt one digit per cell (so 0 to 9). If I input 10, it
won't encrypt it to 21, it will just give me a #N/A error.

Any ideas on how I could do this? Seems very simple


with code, but I don't know how to code or use Visual
Basic in Excel at all...

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you in


advance!

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Antimutt • 6y ago

Number in A1, shift value in A2

=SUMPRODUCT(MOD(VALUE(MID(A1,ROW(INDIRECT("

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Chemtide • 6y ago

Will it be only numbers? if so:

=A1+DEC2BIN(2^LEN(A1)-1)

Will work.

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