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Excel FormulaReply
first welcome to LP With so little info its difficult to give much help. if the data is such that you can, you might use a countif to find the first value then combine it with an and command and another countif for the second value. More specifics on the data structure will get you a better answer.
Oct 29, 2012, 12:54 pm - phileight - Mathematics Forum

Formula helpReply
Enter first formula in cell where you want current skip and drag down, Ctrl-Shift-Enter =IF(COLUMNS(AQ19:AQ19) =COUNTIF($AA$18:$AA$836,$AK19),SMALL(IF($AA$18:$AA$836=$AK19,ROW($AA$18:$AA$836)-ROW($AA$18)+1),COLUMNS(AQ19:AQ19))-1, ) enter this formula in cell next to first formula and drag across and down Ctrl-Shift-Enter =IF(COLUMNS($AQ19:AR19) =COUNTIF($AA$18:$AA$836,$AK19),SMALL(IF($AA$18:$AA$836=$AK19,ROW($AA$18:$AA$836)-ROW($AA$18)+1),COLUMNS($AQ19:AR19))-SUM($AQ19:AQ19)-1, )
Aug 16, 2010, 6:45 am - CARBOB - Mathematics Forum

New Pick3 Natural Touch excel ChartReply
hi guys.. i have just recovered from dengue~~~ well.. actually.. it was just measle.. (that really thought was dengue) my blood pallet now is stable.. above 196. have some energy to reply here.. ok.. back to business. thanks marlon39 for helping me with the files.. well, until i am no longer a new member then perhaps i will able to show you all the direct link to my files. as many have questions about the Key numbers set too many results.. my suggestions is.. use excel
Apr 9, 2009, 6:00 am - denn0n - Lottery Systems Forum

Excel Help NeededReply
Rakster I may be missing something in what you want. the countif function will do what you want. The firefox browser I use won't let me copy and paste. set up a column whereever enter the values 0-9. this is your reference number. then use the countif function, point to your data range, and count if it matches you reference number. once you have 1 value working copy and paste for the others. make your reference number a fixed reference. p8
Oct 20, 2007, 5:58 pm - phileight - Mathematics Forum

Excel Formulas for PB, and some Q's
Here are some simple Excel formulas to apply up-down, Decade, and Even-Odd transforms to Powerball DataFormula for Up-Down...=IF(C2<C3, U ,IF(C2=C3, x , D ))Formula for Decades...=IF(C2>49,6,IF(C2>39,5,IF(C2>29,4,IF(C2>19,3,IF(C2>9,2,1)))))Formula for Even-Odd...=IF((C2/2)-(INT(C2*0.5))=0, E , O )***NOTE, Replace E O D U with 1 0 1 0 to be able to use further analysisCounting times a number was drawn...1. number 1 to 53 down a column, using the first cell for a label (for examp
Jun 27, 2003, 2:06 pm - hypersoniq - Jackpot Games Forum

Pick 4 - The 4 out of 7 TechniqueReply
A B C D E F G H date 0 2 2 1 1 DOUBLE date 1 2 3 4 0 SINGLE date 1 1 1 1 6 FOUR date 3 2 3 2 2 DOUBLE 2 1 2 2 3 TRIBLE CODE B = IF(G1=1, DOUBLE ,IF(G1=2, DOUBLE ,IF(G1=3, TRIBLE ,IF(G1=6, FOUR , SINGLE )))) CODE A = COUNTIF(C2:E2,B2)+COUNTIF(D2:E2,C2)+COUNTIF(E2,D2) CODE A has to be Past in G2 with the = before the code, CODE B has to be Past in H2 with the = before the code then u can just copy or drag them down u should not cut the code without all
Dec 9, 2008, 2:01 am - Mark J - Lottery Systems Forum

need excel guru & masterReply
If I read what I think is the simplest request, the solution is ruther simple. column M to V =COUNTIF($E3:$G7,M$2) the countif range is row 3 to 7 but the monthly range is 3 to 6 so we must change the countif range row 3 to 6, If the objective is to retain the original formula, all one would have to do is keep that formula on a second sheet. Then simply copy and paste it back to the main work sheet. And yes, one could write a macro to do the same as well. On a side note, it appear
Feb 11, 2006, 11:00 am - SirMetro - Lottery Systems Forum

Lottery Game PercentagesReply
hello= We'll do everything **in Excel**, step by step, so you can create a **matrix by position** and use the **percentages by position** in **Cash4Life 5/60** (or any 5/xx game). --- ## Objective Create in Excel: 1. A 60x5 matrix showing **how many times each number appeared in each position** (1st to 5th position, ascending). 2. Calculate **percentages by position**. 3. Use this to choose numbers and visualize hot and cold numbers by position. --- ## File St
Nov 3, 2025, 5:31 am - dr san - Lottery Discussion Forum

What methods do you use to eliminate non-winning combinations?Reply
OK so to better explain what we are really doing here we need to look at stastics. When we look at numbers that are less likely to come out we can see that this is something of a dice roll. How many times have you looked at hot and cold numbers only to notice that a cold number came out when the frequency count says it should not have come out because it come out less frequently than other numbers. So what are we left with that actually works? We need to look at some history of the game
Jul 4, 2022, 5:34 pm - lottologix - Lottery Discussion Forum

Looking for Excel Formula or Function That Counts Characters in a Text StringReply
=COUNTIF(E12:H12,SMALL(E12:H12,2)) COUNTIF(E12:H12,SMALL(E12:H12,4)) 1234 1 2 3 4 11 1223 1 2 2 3 21 1122 1 1 2 2 22 1113 1 1 1 3 31 This is where I am. I guess I answered my question. Hope this helped someone.
Nov 17, 2018, 9:39 am - AllenB - Mathematics Forum