For any Python fans playing along...

import random

white_balls = sorted(random.sample(range(1, 70), 5))
red_ball = random.randint(1, 26)
print(f" The WINNING white balls are: {white_balls}")
print(f" The WINNING red ball is : {red_ball}")


Nothing wrong with a little positivity...

An EXCEL Function we use.


Function RandComb(ByVal n As Integer, ByVal r As Integer) As String
    Dim vs As Integer 'Value Selection
    Dim v(9999) As Integer 'Values Array
    Dim s(9999) As Boolean 'Sorted Selected Values Array
   
    Dim textformat As String
    For a = 1 To Int(Log(n) / Log(10)) + 1
      textformat = textformat + "0"
    Next a
    textformat = textformat + " "
   
    Dim temp As String 'Temporary String Storeage
    temp = "" 'Initialize Temporary String
   
    'Initialize Arrays
    For a = 0 To 9999
        v(a) = a
        s(a) = False
    Next
   
    'Select R of N values
    For a = 1 To r
        vs = Int(Rnd * (n - a + 1)) + 1 'Randomly select a value from 1 to N of any remaining values less by previous selections
        s(v(vs)) = True 'Set sorted select value array


        'Shift to lower array positions those values greater than the current randomly selected value
        For b = 1 To n - a
            If b >= vs Then
                v(b) = v(b + 1)
            End If
        Next
    Next
   
    'Add in order the selected values
    For a = 1 To 9999
        If (s(a)) Then temp = temp + Format(a, textformat)
    Next
   
    'Return the selected R of N values
    RandComb = temp

End Function

This would be VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)?
Thanks, that is an interesting function.
I hear Microsoft is beta testing full Python embedded in apps like excel... that would be a dream come true !

And the results were as expected, zero numbers matched in the white balls or the powerball. 2+1 on the double draw though... cost $4, win $20, net profit $16