by eleven » Fri Jan 20, 2023 1:49 pm
Hm, this is so far from being a swordfish, that i guess, that you don't know it's definition:
If a digit in 3 rows (or columns resp.) is restricted to (only appears in) 3 columns (rows), you can eliminate it from the other cells of that columns (rows).
(wherever you place it in the 3 rows, you also already occupy the 3 columns)
Here the 7 is neither restricted to 3 columns in rows 348 nor to 3 rows in columns 178.
btw there are 2 skyscrapers for digit 9 (in r28 or c28), which solve the puzzle.