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• winsumloosesum

  

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  DrSan posted this in the Systems forum.

  The Excel files calculate all the Pick 4 games (US & Canada).

  24 Way Box Pick 4 Sets = 210

  Skips for each of the 210 Pick 4 sets

  https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZQADl7ZXuKI3VPUOnujDJAmroNj38MoyyfV

  1>Create new folder.  Name the new folder anything you like.

  2>Save the above zip file to the folder named above

  3>Unzip the zip file

  4>Open the P4StateDraws Excel file 1st.

  5>Open the 2nd Excel file Step1.xlsm

  6>Click the "P4Draws" tab.  The skips are calculated for each Pick 4 game.  Longest out skip for each Box set (24-way).
• Raven62

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by winsumloosesum on Feb 12, 2019

  DrSan posted this in the Systems forum.

  The Excel files calculate all the Pick 4 games (US & Canada).

  24 Way Box Pick 4 Sets = 210

  Skips for each of the 210 Pick 4 sets

  https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZQADl7ZXuKI3VPUOnujDJAmroNj38MoyyfV

  1>Create new folder.  Name the new folder anything you like.

  2>Save the above zip file to the folder named above

  3>Unzip the zip file

  4>Open the P4StateDraws Excel file 1st.

  5>Open the 2nd Excel file Step1.xlsm

  6>Click the "P4Draws" tab.  The skips are calculated for each Pick 4 game.  Longest out skip for each Box set (24-way).

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