ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS The messages below were encrypted using the techn
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ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
The messages below were encrypted using the
technique illustrated in Figure 2-10 (using displacement keys other than 5). Using trial and
error, decode them. Hint: This task becomes
easy if you use an Excel spreadsheet and
VLookUp formulas that reference a table of letters and their numeric equivalencies.
Message 1 OZ OY TUZ CNGZ CK JUTZ
QTUC ZNGZ NAXZY AY OZ OY
CNGZ CK JU QTUC ZNGZ PAYZ
GOTZ YU
Message 2 QBZAPJL KLSHFLK PZ QBZAPJL KLUPLK
Message 3 FAA YMZK OAAWE EBAUX FTQ
NDAFT
Simkin, Mark G.; Norman, Carolyn S.; Rose, Jacob M. (2014-11-26).
Core Concepts of Accounting Information Systems,
13th Edition (Page 62). Wiley. Kindle Edition.
chapter 2
Explanation / Answer
Hi, you can create a lookup table like this:
After creating this table, you can call =VLOOKUP("C",$A$1:$B$26,2)
So, your message 1 will be decrypted as:
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