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Progress bar in pure functions

Posted on January 29, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Progress bar in pure functions

This one is very similar to Tally chart, however, it is for another purpose.

It is used to draw a progress bar, yes a progress bar in pure functions, using the formula:

=REPT( CHAR( 8),INT( D2/10))&REPT( CHAR( 7),INT( D3/10)-INT( D2/10))

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