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Excel spreadsheet awsome tool win 8-10 WOW!!
wait for the numbers to get down to the last 3 and shoot , usually its there any questions don't hesitate
Jul 6, 2008, 4:40 pm - cash4ualways - Lottery Systems Forum

Nice formatted printout of numbersReply
Wow, that is a nice printout... I used to like the newest draw at the top for ease of viewing, but the more excel files I work on - I now prefer the newest draw at the bottom, so I don't have to redo the whole excel sheet just to add another draw... Pogo
Jun 7, 2008, 9:16 pm - Pogo - Lottery Discussion Forum

The 2.882 SystemReply
Just wanted to mention that when you're working with excel - one of its downfalls is preceding zeros as numbers. Excel doesn't find these to be significant digits. significant digits are defined as zeros placed to the right of the decimal place or to left of the decimal place only when preceded by a non-zero number therefore if a calculation gives you 03.1544387 (or whatever) the zero is lost even though it is important to us. Good Luck with the numbers, Pogo
Feb 12, 2008, 10:29 pm - Pogo - Lottery Systems Forum

Are you a "serious" player?Reply
I consider myself a serious player, although I don't win serious money, LOL.. I have yearly calendars dating back to 2003 with the numbers on each day, I have excel spreadsheets, I have vtracs in excel spreadsheets color-coded. And, still can't win on a consistent basis. :(
Jan 15, 2008, 3:20 pm - onenumber - Lottery Discussion Forum

Multi-Algorythm Super Excel formula
Hi all, Been trying to find out if you can combine multiple formulas in excel so that a few formulas are working together ..or is this a job for a more complex program ? Say for example, I want to make a formula in Excel where I input ,,say 10 past numbers into it, then have a wheel perform its function, then have another formula run some filters, then a follow-up wheel kicks in and identifies a few key numbers from its wheel/pattern/filter formula. Can this be done ..and if not, in
Dec 11, 2007, 4:40 pm - Omniscient - Lottery Systems Forum

An Excel problemReply
Since the 4 digit numbers appear to be separated by a space in your example, you could save the file as a text file and then open the text file in excel. When you open the text file in excel, open it as Delimited,select Next then select space as the the delimiter. This will put each 4 digit number into its own cell and then you can copy and Paste Special using the Transpose feature.
Dec 5, 2007, 7:27 pm - LottoChica23 - Lottery Discussion Forum

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Nov 25, 2007, 12:27 pm - winsumloosesum - Lottery Systems Forum

Ever wander how Todd doing Financially?Reply
Don't you have excel you can copy and paste individual state results from lottery post to excel. Edit the information and copy and paste it to deflate or inspect.
Nov 10, 2007, 11:32 am - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pre-Testing Number- Unofficial DrawingReply
There are many excellent lottery programs that offer a 15 day free trial periods. If you have a copy of Excel, perhaps you will come up with some ideas of how to use it more effectively after exposing yourself to some of these programs. Many of these programs include a full updated data base which with some understanding of how to manipulate text files with a text editor can be adopted to your Excel program which will save time building your database. Good luck and welcome to LP.
Sep 2, 2007, 12:42 pm - RJOh - Mathematics Forum

I Have A Secret To Give-Need a good ProgramerReply
Jarasan, Thank you for the reply. After reading your post, I decide that application like excel should do the job. However I am ignorant of writing applications to excel. Lets go back to what Dave did in Excel, that was good. if you look in the first set of data, you will see the 4 winning numbers out of 35 numbers total. And look at the second set of results you will see the 3 winning numbers that did not come in the first set. However it is 3 out of 40 numbers, negative numb
Jun 24, 2007, 7:06 pm - RedToad - Lottery Discussion Forum