7×7 Calcudoku+
I had a request for a 7×7 Calcudoku-esque puzzle that uses only + operations, so I thought “why not?”. And here it is. 
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about 13 years ago
Hi,
For a 7×7 with uses only -,
check out Wednesday’s 7×7
at http://www.calcudoku.org
Patrick