I’ve just finished a new Excel Games page on my Contextures site, with a few games to download, including a Concentration card game that Doug Glancy made, long ago. Have you ever built your own game in Excel? Instead of struggling with budgets and forecasts, you can play games in Excel! And do you remember the games that were hidden in old versions of Excel?

Test: I try to put my cards on the dealers pile but it does not cause him to loseĮxcel is a registered trademarkof the Microsoft® Corporation.It’s almost the holidays, so relax and enjoy some time away from work. R: Where is this tutorial, can't find it in Cyberbolsa.ĭealer: Would be a much better game if you had the split and insurance offers. Send me an e-mail to get your copy! radioflyer54 I used this games ideas and cards (the cards look great!) - plus there is a new number of cards - 4 decks! so you can select to shuffle each time or let the dealer run through the deck for those that like to count cards. All written in good clear English and well commented. Radioflyer54: I have created a new version of this game - it includes the ability to split the hand, insurance, dealer takes a card on a soft seventeen, double down, surrender. Rnj: radioflyer, where do I send the e-mail. Samantha: Can you give me the password because I'm painfully trying to do this for my computer programming class and I cannot do VBA Hung: how do u create a game like this? i like to know the step by step? GOD: go back to playing halo you stupid lamer. Samantha: don't pass other people's programs as yours. Honest Bob: Hung: step 1 - learn programming.

Have comments about this program? Leave them below! Name: Pretty simple, really, aside from the painful part of setting up the pictures initially. The VBA can then treat the deck as a 52 element array, and pull up the correct picture by reference. Using Modulo 13 arithmetic you can assign the proper value and suit to each card in the VBA code. Carlos inserted the 52 pictures and named them in order as C 1, C 2. With the help of Babelfish, I think I have got some understanding.īasically, the program makes use of Excel VBA's ability to manipulate pictures in order to define and manipulate the cards. If you want to learn how to use cards in your own Excel games endeavors, you should see his tutorial at Cyberbolsa (look under Conteudos:downloads). The bad news for those of us who are not literate in Portugese is that this may not lead to much understanding. The good news for us VBA geeks is that this game's modules are open for inspection. This program was written by Carlos Rondão.

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