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Pencil and Paper Pick 3 SystemReply
winsum please send excel to salesmn419@aol.comthanks
Oct 21, 2004, 10:42 pm - retxx - Lottery Systems Forum

The coldest red PB numbersReply
I have yet to convert that sheet to excel, but I will dventually get there...
Oct 17, 2004, 3:59 pm - hypersoniq - Jackpot Games Forum

pick 4 system in excellReply
Please send me the excel sy
Oct 8, 2004, 10:23 pm - Ringo - Pick 4 Forum

Tn doubles for clipperReply
You are correct in that it is JAVA, however the individual files are written in EXCEL. You just dont see the EXCEL screens working in the background and working within the JAVA applet it produces results in a different format.The program has two folders along with 4 files outside those two folders. One file is the executable file, one is a data file, one a readme file and the 4th is a db file. One folder is labeled META-INF and the other Charts . Dont know what the META-INF is ex
Jul 27, 2004, 12:26 pm - Clipper - Pick 3 Forum

What's the best tools?Reply
for tools, I personally prefer Microsoft Excel.
Jul 18, 2004, 3:38 pm - hypersoniq - Lottery Systems Forum

dumb excel question
how do I store my numbers that begin with zero in Excel? For instance if I put in 001. it just shows as 1.
Jul 6, 2004, 12:33 pm - unseen - Pick 3 Forum

wheel designs - theoretical minimum linesReply
Thank you SunTribe,I'll make a little excel spread sheet using the above formula.
Jun 19, 2004, 6:30 am - Irvin - Mathematics Forum

excel experts
I need help creating a spreadsheet that can cross reference 3 digit midday and evening draws.Is there anyone out there that can provide a little assistance to an excel newbie?
Jun 10, 2004, 11:46 pm - lottaloot - Lottery Discussion Forum

Matrix for Pick3Reply
THe key to this is that it's just a visualization and back-test of a coincidental system... the original system was based on a hunch, therefore any positive (or negative) results are purely coincidence.this would have been easy to put into Visual Basic as a stand-alone program taking last draw as input and spitting out the 9 generated combos, but then you can't see it evolve like you can in excel...it may not be a good new user-friendly intro to excel, but you can't go wrong putting in the tim
May 30, 2004, 10:53 am - hypersoniq - Lottery Systems Forum

Formula HelpReply
LottoFanI'm a RDBMS man using Access; flat file systems such as Excel are a bit too restrictive for me. My policy is not to intrude into other's area of expertise so I probably should have shutup. I know that Excel is very popular with members of this Forum.I remember distinctly seeing a solution for Excel because I looked at it and mentally noted that the solutions in Access were neater either doing it programatically or by cartesian joins.There's no point in me giving you the Access solutions
May 9, 2004, 6:32 pm - Colin F - Lottery Discussion Forum