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Hi Stan

With regard to the "number Group Repeats" in the development version, for some reason or another,mine doesn't seem to be working properly. See attachment to follow what I mean. If you at the draw for 3/3/2001, the numbers in the four groups are 1-0-3-2. The previous draw (24/02/2001) has group numbers 1-4-0-1 i.e.:-

1-4-0-1
1-0-3-2

Now if you look at the second line ( 1-0-3-2) the number 3 has a number 0 above it. What I don't understand is how can the 0 in the top group be followed by 3 repeats. ( This seems to be the case in a large number of number group repeats right down the column).

I also noticed that the "number group repeats" column is the same as the "Number Groups Distribution" column, but one draw behind it. e.g. if you look at "Number groups distribution" for draw 17/02/2001 (1-4-0-1) it is repeated in the next weeks draw ,(24/02/2001), only in the next column under 'Number Group Repeats" (1-4-0-1), etc right the way down both columns. Not sure if this is a glitch or just my setup. Be interesting to see if anyone else has noticed the same.

obviously i didn't understood your requirements how this statistical property should be calculated. so please provide some more examples what the correct values are.

With regards to my request " Number Group Stats" (request no 02), all it really is, is a stats column where we can see on a draw by draw basis how many winning numbers from a group have repeated from the previous draws winning numbers (within that group). e.g. in a four number group, (pick 6), group one might have 2 winning numbers repeated from the previous draw, group two might have 0 winning numbers repeated from the last draw, group 3 might have 3 winning numbers repeated from the previous draw, group 4 might have 1 winning number repeated from the previous draw. In this case the stats would show as 2-0-3-1 Lets say in the next draw group one might have 1 winning number repeated from the previous draws group 1, group two may have to have 2 winning numbers repeated from the previous draws group 2, group 3 might have 2 winning numbers repeated from the previous draws group 3 , group 4 might have 1 winning number repeated from the previous draws group 4. In this case the stats would show as 1-2-2-1 So in the repeats group column the stats would show as :-

2-0-3-1
1-2-2-1 etc

Sorry for any confusion, but hope this makes it a bit clearer Stan Many thanks. I really appreciate your help

ok, so let's assume the first number group are numbers 1 to 10.
then if draw N has numbers 1-2-3-11-... and draw N+1 has numbers 2-3-4-13-... the repeat numbers groups will show 2-... because numbers 2 and 3 repeat from the previous draw and are in the same (first) number group.
if draw N+1 has numbers 5-6-7-13-... the repeat numbers groups will show 0-... because none of the numbers from the first number group repeat from previous draw.

is that correct?

Hi Stan Yep, you got it. That's exactly how it works.

stan wrote:ok, so let's assume the first number group are numbers 1 to 10.
then if draw N has numbers 1-2-3-11-... and draw N+1 has numbers 2-3-4-13-... the repeat numbers groups will show 2-... because numbers 2 and 3 repeat from the previous draw and are in the same (first) number group.
if draw N+1 has numbers 5-6-7-13-... the repeat numbers groups will show 0-... because none of the numbers from the first number group repeat from previous draw.

is that correct?

It's correct as you explained, but Expert Lotto 5 DEV do this as shown in image (what showed and niceguy in the first post). Normal is to be like this?

1-0-0-1-0
0-0-0-1-0
0-1-0-0-1
0-0-0-0-0
0-1-0-0-1
0-0-0-0-0
0-0-1-0-0
0-0-0-1-0
0-0-0-0-0

Or how many numbers appear in the next draw of each group, compared with the previous draw?

1-1-0-1-1
1-1-0-1-1
1-2-0-0-1
0-2-1-0-1
0-1-0-1-1
0-1-0-1-1
0-0-1-1-1
1-0-1-1-1
1-0-0-1-1

Or as should be the correct statistics 'Number Group Repeats'?

Hi Stan I assume you have now fixed the repeated number groups problem up,because mine now seems to be working perfect!
Many thanks for that,I really appreciate your efforts & will be making plenty of use of these stats. Regards, Niceguy