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I also haven't heard of ES having tiles...

That's exactly what I thought. Do the mini's have tiles? I didn't think they did. Well, obviously I'm not the best source of information, so just contact popbuying (Choppy waters ahead)
 
Ok, so I just put 9400 2x2 solve times into an excel spreadsheet, and in column A I have the solve number, B has the single time, C has the scramble. I used the vlookup formula to find the solve time of any solve number (=VLOOKUP(<insert solve number here>,A3:B9402,2,FALSE)), and now I want to make it so that when I search a solve number, the time comes up, and in the cell to the right, the scramble of that solve appears. How would I do this? I cant use vlookup again because I already used the first column for the solve number, and vlookup can only search the first column.
 
which part of my solve should i improve:
cross: 5.93 avg12
F2L: 17.94 avg 12
LL(2LOLL + PLL): 9.79 avg12
TOTAL : 33.66
 
Yah well what does it mean? like I've heard people call cubes 2nd gen and algs 2nd gen.. what's it for... idk if that even makes sense.

When a cube is "2nd gen" it usually means the second model from that company. For instance, the C-II is the second C type cube.

As for algorithms, it's usualy "2 gen", meaning using only 2 faces (or 2 different types of turns). For instance, the 'Sune' is 2 gen, because it only uses <R, U> moves (R U R' U R U2 R').

Hope that helps. :)
 
I just got coffee on my mat T_T how can i clean it without harming the mat :D thanks in avdvance
 
Ok, so I just put 9400 2x2 solve times into an excel spreadsheet, and in column A I have the solve number, B has the single time, C has the scramble. I used the vlookup formula to find the solve time of any solve number (=VLOOKUP(<insert solve number here>,A3:B9402,2,FALSE)), and now I want to make it so that when I search a solve number, the time comes up, and in the cell to the right, the scramble of that solve appears. How would I do this? I cant use vlookup again because I already used the first column for the solve number, and vlookup can only search the first column.

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