Am I correct in finding that this puzzle does not have a unique solution? Solving logically, I am down to 6 squares - three pairs, in boxes 2, 5, and 8. In box 2, the missing numbers are 5 and 8; in box 5, numbers 1 and 8 are missing; and in box 8, numbers 1 and 2. There seem to be two distinct ways of completing the puzzle, but no single unique solution. Or have I gone wrong somewhere??
John, Sevenoaks
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Times no 143
by Guest » Sat May 14, 2005 7:57 am
Oops. Serves me right for sudokuing when I was too tired to concentrate. Of course there's a unique solution. Apologies to all who were mystified by my earlier post.
John, Sevenoaks
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