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Hey Todd,Have you ever considered having a Files download page.You would review all files for approval such as Excel and offer them as Free downloads ifanyone was interested.For example if I sent you an Excel file with all the Sums and Roots for Pick 3.I realize some folks won't have a full version of Excel but the can get Excel Viewer.Thanks, Seconding your motion Steve
Jun 6, 2004, 7:56 pm - Maryland - Suggestions Forum

Files Area
Hey Todd,Have you ever considered having a Files download page.You would review all files for approval such as Excel and offer them as Free downloads ifanyone was interested.For example if I sent you an Excel file with all the Sums and Roots for Pick 3.I realize some folks won't have a full version of Excel but the can get Excel Viewer.Thanks,Steve
May 27, 2004, 1:39 pm - winsumloosesum - Suggestions Forum

Download or export lottery results to csv or Excel
Can you add the ability to download each state lottery pick 4 results to excel or csv?
Jun 29, 2025, 3:17 pm - crusty4nia - Suggestions Forum

An EXCEL forum would be great
Many of us are using EXCEL to develop systems of our own. Many members are beginning to use EXCEL and need some tutoring on formulas, structures, analysis tools, etc. It would be nice if we could use this forum to share ideas and processes. Obviously, it may not be appropriate to call it EXCEL because that is a brand name. However, what about a spreadsheet forum to discuss the things mentioned above. Floridian
Oct 19, 2006, 12:58 pm - floridian - Suggestions Forum

Excel
What's the best way of getting an excel spreadsheet on the LP? I've tried a direct cut and paste, moved it to the notepad, tried MS WORD....but when I go to post it, it either reformates so that it's unreadable or take at all...HELP!
Mar 26, 2005, 12:44 am - JKING - Suggestions Forum

New Library Definition - Gaussian FilterReply
Mike,I see your plight when trying to compute the standard deviation using Excel. As you already know, Excel uses an unstable numeric algorithm to determine the standard deviation in a set of data. Not to mention a round-off error.Not relying on the flawed algorithms in Excel. I have devised my own method for computing the standard deviation of both small and large sets of data in the 3 and 4-Digit Lottery. I hope you will understand and respect my decision not to share my methods.The results
Apr 8, 2003, 4:26 pm - Sedertree - Suggestions Forum

Excel Jeanie
Hello Todd, I was just wondering if you could introduce Excel Jeanie in your web site, to make it easier for us to show the Excel files when we need to ? Regards. Serge.
Dec 24, 2011, 12:34 am - frenchie - Suggestions Forum

Post/Edit Box FeatureReply
If you are looking for a feature that would take a random table from some other source or website and then transform it into a perfectly-designed table within the Lottery Post forums, I'm afraid that such a tool does not exist anywhere. Even high-end software like Excel struggles with that. It's just beyond the scope of what a website forum can handle. Your best bet is to either paste it as plain text and then re-format, or else paste in Excel, clean it up in there, and then paste from Excel in
May 31, 2020, 8:10 pm - parlayman - Suggestions Forum

Post/Edit Box FeatureReply
There is a way to automatically clean up formatting in pasted text. Click the Past as Plain Text button, and anything you paste into the box will have the formatting removed. Also, you can set the Paste as Plain Text to be the default setting in the editor in the Account Settings page (Options menu). That's how I personally have it set, so I never need to worry about pasting miscellaneous styles from wherever I am pasting from. If you are looking for a feature that would take a ran
May 31, 2020, 12:58 pm - Todd - Suggestions Forum

Ghost numbers in the search results...etcReply
I'll answer each of your questions within your message text: I've been around a long time and I dont remember the polll. I guess all the people from Iowa have a lobby or something and jammed it through committee when the rest of us were out to lunch. LOL Yes, there were several discussions on this. I don't know if you were aound at that time or not, but there were in fact several of them, and if you're interested in researching things, all discussions are still online. When you say the rest
Oct 26, 2005, 3:12 pm - Todd - Suggestions Forum