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What is "progressive Last Digits" filter is doing?


Thank you in advance!

This plugin filters a positional range of progressive('greater than' or 'equal to') last digits. Example;

Progressive Last Digits
Position range : [1] to [4], Accept;
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- Ticket 06,17,28,39,33,41 is accepted because positions 1 to 4 have progressive last digits(6, 7, 8, 9).
- Ticket 01,06,18,28,34,37 is accepted because positions 1 to 4 have progressive last digits(1, 6, 8, 8 ). Note,..."8, 8" are considered progressive in this plugin, even though they are 'equal to' last digits(?).
- Ticket 02,05,13,17,35,42 is rejected because the last digit progression stops at a position range of 1 and 2, and the condition is set for only a range 1 to 4.

Thank you!

"Note,..."8, 8" are considered progressive in this plugin, even though they are 'equal to' last digits(?)."
Isn't this a mistake?

tdnl46w wrote: Note,..."8, 8" are considered progressive in this plugin, even though they are 'equal to' last digits(?).

That's why I used the question mark "(?)" at the end. I wasn't sure about an older post I read about this plugin filter. So I did some more testing and could only come to one conclusion. In a ticket, as long as the positions have a last digit sequence of lower to higher progression, including 'equal to' digits, then it is considered progressive.

Examples with 'equal to' digits that are accepted...
Progressive Last Digits
Position range : [1] to [4], Accept;
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- Ticket 06,18,28,38,41 is accepted because positions 1 to 4 have progressive last digits(6, 8, 8, 8 ).
- Ticket 10,20,30,43,47 is accepted because positions 1 to 4 have progressive last digits(0, 0, 0, 3 ).