You could enter all the details of each draw into excel, but bassed o
the fact that each draw is created from a number of random selections
how would you devise a formular to analyze it?
there was a thread a while back and i designed a spreadssheet to figur
out the # of weeks since last occurance of each number, and the tota
number of occurances of each number in the last N weeks.
The short answer to your question is yes, you can use
Excel to create statistical data for a lottery. Just what
type of analysis you want to pursue is entirely up to you.
I played around with this for a while just for the
exercise. I don't even play the lottery! All the formulas
were pretty basic stuff. After all is said and done, will
this help you pick winning numbers? Probably not! Also,
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