Of course! If you want to convert any binary-encoded text to ASCII, you can use the Binary to Text Translator at
Gears 1: VRXYN-QQCY9-K7G93-P7YQ4-YTCM# HINT: # = Toys _ Us Gears 2: RBB#P-4NTH8-8G7D6-B6TY6-BPYRF HINT: #= how many musicians were in the Beatles? Gears 3: ##CN7-VW6KG-PHHCW-V8FPY-B4GBR HINT ## = TV SHOW WITH JACK BAUER Gears J: NRX84-CHRBQ-KWHQ#-TXBMB-JK74F HINT: # = WHICH GEARS GAME DID MARIA DIE? level 1 I don't need these but very cool way you did them haha level 1 Snagged 3! Thanks! I tried for judgment but it said something went wrong, not sure if it was redeemed level 2 Hey that's great! Looks like judgment code redeemed as I took another look and the code is right. Enjoy the games!
So Y becomes B! Get the idea? Now you can try the Encoder at the top of the page. This encoder Shifts all the letters one, so an A becomes a B, a B becomes a C, and so on. Is this code difficult to decode? Well, it's only a little bit harder to decode than the Backwards Alphabet Code. Why? Because, in order to decode it, you need to know how many letters the message was shifted in the first place! Of course, if you don't know, it's not just have to "unshift" it one letter at a time, until you get a message that makes sense! Do you think people use this code for things they need to keep secret? No, they don't. Because it's too easy to decode. But it's still fun to play with.
How to convert letter to number or vice versa in Excel? Free i want to know if it is possible to change a Excel Cell Data to letters for a examplei have a set of codes represents each letter like 1=M, 2=O, 3=D, 4=E, 5=R, 6=N, 7=L, 8=I, 9=C, 0=A so a cell date is 10 the answer should be MAA Eg ( 1=M, A=0) 10=MA so a cell date is 100 the answer should be MAA Eg ( 1=M, A=0, A=0) 100=MAA
Are you good at code-breaking? Find out in this quiz! Word-number codes will test you on matching letters to numbers. In these questions there are four words. Three of the words have been given a code. The codes are not written in the same order as the words. Work out the correct answers and choose the correct answer from the four choices available. A good way to work out these codes is to find two words which share the same letter, and then look for two number codes which share a number IN THE SAME POSITION AS THE SHARED LETTERS. These are tricky so be careful. You will get more than 1 mark for each correct answer on the actual 11-Plus Verbal Reasoning test, so take some time practising these questions and be sure to write down the code for each word as you find it. An example has been done for you. Enjoy the first Word-Number Codes quiz - and good luck! Example: SLOW WEST SALE RENT 8214 1368 1932 What is the code for LAST? 3914 3981 3962 3923 The correct answer is 3914. SLOW and SALE both start with S, and 1368 and 1932 both start with 1, so we know those two codes match those two words.