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hi there,

finally worked out how to use wn history and realised i need spreadsheet.

so i have program but need template, can someone help me out?

6/45 australian lotto

thanks

alland

[quote=alland]
hi there,

finally worked out how to use wn history and realised i need spreadsheet.

so i have program but need template, can someone help me out?

6/45 australian lotto

thanks

alland
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can you please explains?

[quote=maroc]
[quote=alland]
hi there,

finally worked out how to use wn history and realised i need spreadsheet.

so i have program but need template, can someone help me out?

6/45 australian lotto

thanks

alland
[/quote]

can you please explains?
[/quote]

[quote=maroc]
[quote=alland]
hi there,

finally worked out how to use wn history and realised i need spreadsheet.

so i have program but need template, can someone help me out?

6/45 australian lotto

thanks

alland
[/quote]

can you please explains?
[/quote]

sorry was rather tired and was late and i did not explain my self well.
i just figured out ,basically, how to use wn history and was after spreadsheet template to use as i have not used spreadsheets before.

i have been reading alot of forum posts and the more time away from computer, the more info i have read starts to sink in.i have two small children and work for myself so time is a bit of an issue.

what i would like is a spreadsheet template that people are already using to analize segment info, and also another to try and group wn history sums ,after filtering with segment info, to see if the remaining combinations might find groups together within the total +/- range of the sum.so that i may have 3 or 4 average groups within the total +/- range of the particular sum to focus on.

i could be barking up the wrong tree , but atleast i am barking.lol

any advice or info to what spreadsheets are available would be great.

thanks

allan

I think you can use other parts of the EL sw (for example History Graphs →Segments, Diffs, or Statistics) which are focused on the analyze you are searching for using spreadsheats . Usually built in graphs will allow immediate filtration including setting of the appropriate filters to margins chosen within the graphs :vogel: