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Hey guys, I forgot to tell you to print it in landscape.....I think it will fit....if not sorry it will take two sheets of paper.  I guess I wasn't thinking.

Just a reminder - 2004 is a leap year and you must add one to each date past 28 Feb. gl

Quote: Originally posted by equifax on December 10, 2003

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put up a pascal triangle that goes all the way to 54 reading it from the left side from top to bottom

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How do you get a Pascal Triangle to go to 54 (per your instructions above)?

Starting from 0 it goes to 56

Starting from 1 it goes to 55

A proper Pascal's Triangle goes like this

 1
 1   1
 1  2  1
 1  3  3  1
 1  4  6  4  1
 1  5  10 10 5  1 

 Define better what you mean about going to 54...

I'm afraid, Eqifax, is merely, 'brandishing' a, lot of provacative, words and statments, in his fascination with, the 'avartar'!    I

equifax.

tried landscape for calandar; only posted till september. could not get remainder.

also ohio  had 888 yesterday pm draw,

does that mean no others triples will come out anymore cause it already has???

or do u think more for OHIO.

The calendar is large I know.  If someone knows how I shrink a spreadsheet in Excel, I will post it again smaller.

Lucky Cat, you need to go to October and highlight (right click and drag) the rest of the months......then click Print...when your option box come on in print....click on SELECTION and press ok to print.  Like I said it will take 2 sheets of paper.  I thought landscape would be big enough.....but I guess not.

Shrinking an excel spreadsheet to print on one page...

1. on the FILE menu, go to "Page Setup"

2. in the dialog box that appears, in the "orientation" section on the "page" tab, click the radio button to pick Landscape

3. In the "Scaling" section (just below orientation), select the radio button labelled "Fit to" and make sure the numbers read "1 page(s) wide by 1 tall"

if it is too small, eliminate the spacing in the same dialog box by clicking the "Margins" tab and changing all values to zero

This is for Excel 2000, but will work with similar (if not identical) locations in Excel 97 and excel 2002(xp)

This is a link that will help with Pascal Triangles.

Hope it helps??

http://ptri1.tripod.com/#made

wsls

Folks, this is the new Julian form.........it will print on one page in portrait style.....just highlight the selection......left click and drag over the whole form.  Then click print and on that menu halfway down there is a Selection option....click on it and then press OK to print.

THANK YOU HYPERSONIG FOR THAT INFORMATION.  BUT I FOUND OUT THAT IF I CHANGED THE FONT SIZE  TO 1 AFTER HIGHLIGHTING THE CALENDAR AND THEN PRESS SELECTION ON THE PRINTOUT OPTIONS IT CAME OUT OKAY.  A BIG THANK YOU TO YOU BECAUSE I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW AND INFORMATION IS STORED IN MY EXCEL FOLDER FOR FUTURE USE.

HAVE A GREAT CHRISTMAS.

sandy - let's say 321 came out tonight - do i use the julian number for tonight or for next day?? it makes a difference of 1 digit in the work-out.

Emily, I think all the lotteries are different.  You have to play around a little bit to see what fits best in your lottery.

You might even look into it for the 4 digit by fiddling.

thanks sandy.

Winsum..........

That Pascal Triangle site is awesome.

Thank You!!!!!!!

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