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Peter_SSs
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Any chance you could tell us a bit more about what you have, where and what you are trying to achieve? So far you have given us almost nothing to go on.
Unless the following will do.
6 digit code: 569213
Any chance you could tell us a bit more about what you have, where and what you are trying to achieve? So far you have given us almost nothing to go on.
Unless the following will do.
6 digit code: 569213
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In A1 type "0", in A2 type "1"...select both A1 and A2...drag down until you get to 999,999.
You will have a list of ALL possible 6 digit combinations of digits 0-9. (add zeros to the left side of combinations that are less than 6 digits)
EDIT: Actually you could probably get away with a LOT less if you don't care about the order of the digits.
You will have a list of ALL possible 6 digit combinations of digits 0-9. (add zeros to the left side of combinations that are less than 6 digits)
EDIT: Actually you could probably get away with a LOT less if you don't care about the order of the digits.
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If this is to open a safe with a lost entry code, I'd just forget it...have it drilled/cracked/broken into and buy a new safe.
It would take upwards of 100 days to try all 1,000,000 combinations, without counting time to...ya know, SLEEP...EAT...SHOWER....WORK. 100+ days if you did NOTHING but enter a code every 10 seconds, 24 hours a day.
It would take upwards of 100 days to try all 1,000,000 combinations, without counting time to...ya know, SLEEP...EAT...SHOWER....WORK. 100+ days if you did NOTHING but enter a code every 10 seconds, 24 hours a day.
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