ALEKS: Deducing the block of an element from an electron configuration

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I had to watch this video twice, but I finally got the hang of it! Thanks very much, I've been stuck for over an hour but I finally finished it.

tacticalstud
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quick tip: the block is going to be always the last letter of the equation

cesargladiador
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Since for the electron configiration of the d-bock periods you have to subtract -1, so why are those d-block periods not just depicted one row abowe in the periodic table of elements (then it would be easier to directly read instead of conducting this subtraction as exeption)?

kisho