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  Here ya go.  Example Excel Pick 3 H-Trac

  The Normal H-Trac calculation needed a little massage to get the SIGN( ) function to convert 0 in to 1 instead of 0.

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  that was great. Now is the spreadsheet actually available for us to use with the formula? thanks
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  Quote: Originally posted by retxx on Dec 29, 2006

  that was great. Now is the spreadsheet actually available for us to use with the formula? thanks

  The example shows a basic one step method for making the Normal and Absloute H-Trac Numbers in Excel.

  I'll be adding the H-Trac Tables in a little while and post the update later.

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  The Example Pick 3 H-Trac is now updated to include the H-Trac Tables.

  Look for the H-Trac Tables at the bottom tabs of the Excel workbook.

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  Quote: Originally posted by Todd on Dec 28, 2006

  Very nice!  Thanks very much for sharing your H-Trac system.  Also a great example for others to show how you can put together some nice tables in the forums, IF you work with it (which you obviously did).

  Todd,

  Also, I'm using Microsoft FrontPage to first format my postings, then review them using the Preview tab to make sure it looks correct and then I Select and Copy from the Normal tab of FrontPage to paste into The Lottery Post's Text Message area. This works most of the time; there may need to be a little bit of tweaking, but it works well. I double check it using The Lottery Post's Preview to make sure.

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  Tweaked it just a bit... again. 

   Example Pick 3 H-Trac

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  Just a note the more technically interested.

  The Hue Grouping actually trace out a Closed Loop Vibrating String in 3 Dimensions.

  The 0 Contrast Group of Hues trace out an Open End String in 3 Dimensions.

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  Quote: Originally posted by JADELottery on Dec 29, 2006

  Todd,

  Also, I'm using Microsoft FrontPage to first format my postings, then review them using the Preview tab to make sure it looks correct and then I Select and Copy from the Normal tab of FrontPage to paste into The Lottery Post's Text Message area. This works most of the time; there may need to be a little bit of tweaking, but it works well. I double check it using The Lottery Post's Preview to make sure.

  Great idea, I had not thought of that.  I'm sure it makes creating the tables much easier.

  I also use the Preview button for more complex posts -- very helpful to catch problems before they get posted.

  Also, be sure to use the controls to make the text entry area larger, so that you can get as much data visible on the screen as possible. 

  The first control is on the bottom-right of the editor -- a little "handle"    you can grab with the mouse and drag the size of the editor larger.  A nice touch is that the new size you create is remembered in your cookie, so it will kep going back to that size, at least until you erase cookies.

  I love that little handle control.  My editor is sized to about half the height of my browser window, which for me is perfect.  The beauty of it is that anyone can make their editor whatever size fits their own needs, and it's done so easily.

  The second thing to try is to use the Full Screen button , which makes the editor the full size of your computer screen.  When you're finished editing, just click the button again and the editor returns to its normal size.

   

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  trying to understand your post but being in the"not so smart category" could you use Mass. either pic 4 or front pic 3 as an example for all to follow if possible. It would be great Jade. Thanks
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  trying to understand your post but being in the"not so smart category" could you use Mass. either pic 4 or front pic 3 as an example for all to follow if possible. It would be great Jade. Thanks

  rtexx,

  I've done a lot work in Pick 3 for H-Trac, however, H-Trac for Pick 4 is proving to be quite a challange.

  I have a preliminary H-Trac for Pick 4, but it will take some time to format it in a way you Normal Humans can understand.

  That's putting it simply.

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  trying to understand your post but being in the"not so smart category" could you use Mass. either pic 4 or front pic 3 as an example for all to follow if possible. It would be great Jade. Thanks

  retxx, download the example, then enter the front 3 digits.
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  retxx, download the example, then enter the front 3 digits.

  CARBOB,

  You can do that, however, please keep these points in front of you when entering the Pick 4 numbers that way.

  1 - You will be dealing with a 1/10th structure relative to the 10,000 point Pick 4 Number Tesseract(4 Dimensional Hyper-cube).

  2 - It violates the Gray Line Centric Rule; meaning the H-Trac Hue Groups do not follow the Gray Line exactly.

  The Gray Line are the Tripple and Quad Numbers of the Pick 3 Number Cube and Pick 4 Number Tesseract.

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  Ok, everyone should have had the chance to review most of what has been posted till now. In my next posting, I'll talk about some methods to determine Combos by the same Brightness and same Contrast.

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  There are other methods of choosing Hue Groups when playing Pick 3. You can choose Combos of the Same Brightness and Combos of the Same Contrast. Looking back at the Pick 3 table I posted earlier in this topic and listed below. If you look at the Normal Brightness column for 2006-12-27, 28 and 29; it is 0 for three draws. A Hue Group of Combos of the Same Brightness, 0, could have been played as Boxed for those days. We can find the Combos by finding all the 0 Normal Brightness Combos in that column. You should come up with this set of Boxed Normal Combos:

  336
  346
  356
  366
  227
  237
  247
  257
  267
  277
  118
  128
  138
  148
  158
  168
  178
  188
  009
  019*
  029
  039
  049
  059
  069
  079*
  089*
  099

  * shows the matching boxed combos for 2006-12-27, 28 and 29.

  Likewise, you can play by Contrast Combos. On 2006-12-24, 25 and 26, the Same Contrast Number occurred three times. What Boxed Combos of the Same Contrast could have been played those days? You can find these by looking at the Normal Boxed Hue Groups and find Row 1 for the Contrast and use all the Combos in that row. You should have come up with these Combos:

  001
  011
  112
  122
  223*
  233
  334
  344
  445*
  455*
  556
  566
  667
  677
  778
  788
  889
  899

  * shows the matched combos for 2006-12-24, 25 and 26.

  Draw	Date	Example			H-Trac Number		H-Trac Table
  		Pick 3					Brightness		Contrast
  		A	B	C	Normal	Absolute	Normal	Absolute
  5181	2006-11-25	1	5	5	-34n	34a	-3	3	4
  5182	2006-11-26	6	1	6	-25n	25a	-2	2	5
  5183	2006-11-27	0	1	9	09n	09a	0	0	9
  5184	2006-11-28	0	8	9	09n	09a	0	0	9
  5185	2006-11-29	7	0	9	09n	09a	0	0	9
  5186	2006-11-30	0	6	5	-36n	36a	-3	3	6
  5187	2006-12-01	1	9	4	18n	18a	1	1	8
  5188	2006-12-02	3	1	7	-16n	16a	-1	1	6
  5189	2006-12-03	6	6	7	41n	41a	4	4	1
  5190	2006-12-04	2	0	2	-72n	72a	-7	7	2
  5191	2006-12-05	8	5	3	25n	25a	2	2	5
  5192	2006-12-06	8	9	4	45n	45a	4	4	5
  5193	2006-12-07	5	0	6	-36n	36a	-3	3	6
  5194	2006-12-08	1	7	6	-16n	16a	-1	1	6
  5195	2006-12-09	1	5	5	-34n	34a	-3	3	4
  5196	2006-12-10	0	7	6	-27n	27a	-2	2	7
  5197	2006-12-11	4	5	5	01n	01a	0	0	1
  5198	2006-12-12	1	0	8	-18n	18a	-1	1	8
  5199	2006-12-13	2	9	5	27n	27a	2	2	7
  5200	2006-12-14	7	5	1	-16n	16a	-1	1	6
  5201	2006-12-15	3	7	0	-27n	27a	-2	2	7
  5202	2006-12-16	1	1	1	-70n	70a	-7	7	0
  5203	2006-12-17	0	8	3	-18n	18a	-1	1	8
  5204	2006-12-18	4	3	6	03n	03a	0	0	3
  5205	2006-12-19	7	6	5	32n	32a	3	3	2
  5206	2006-12-20	0	4	8	-18n	18a	-1	1	8
  5207	2006-12-21	4	1	0	-54n	54a	-5	5	4
  5208	2006-12-22	1	0	4	-54n	54a	-5	5	4
  5209	2006-12-23	2	0	2	-72n	72a	-7	7	2
  5210	2006-12-24	5	4	5	01n	01a	0	0	1
  5211	2006-12-25	3	2	2	-41n	41a	-4	4	1
  5212	2006-12-26	4	5	4	01n	01a	0	0	1

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  This is a generalized Image of the Hue Group's orientation in the Color Cube. You can see an animation of this at my Yahoo Briefcase by clicking on the Image. The file name is ABC RGB HBC Rotation. The Brightness changes in a direction along the Gray Line and the Contrast changes in a direction radially outward from the Gray Line. The Hue Groups are in a circular like pattern around the Gray Line. The actual pattern does not look like a circle, but looks more like a Triangle-Square Wave around the Gray Line.

  

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