Is it possible to create a Pick 3/4 system that CANNOT be Excel'ed?Prev TopicNext Topic

• oate

  

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  Or can every conceivably system be Excel'ed?

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• winsumloosesum

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by oate on Feb 20, 2019

  Or can every conceivably system be Excel'ed?

  It depends on how many calculations are required. 

  What lottery game you want "Excel'd"

  The more calculations the larger the file size the longer it takes for the file to open.

  Of course if your a VBA expert most of the calculations could be coded to reduce the time and size of the file.
• oate

  

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  Thanks, winsum, I had you in mind when I was thinking about this because I know you're good at whipping up Excel sheets for everything people come up with here. I suppose the only limits are what you can't do in VBA. Have you ever come across a system you couldn't Excel?

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• winsumloosesum

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by oate on Feb 20, 2019

  Thanks, winsum, I had you in mind when I was thinking about this because I know you're good at whipping up Excel sheets for everything people come up with here. I suppose the only limits are what you can't do in VBA. Have you ever come across a system you couldn't Excel?

  Only limits are how complicated the idea(s)?

  Normally I don't see any issues.  The other issue is the person explaining what they want to accomplish is unclear.