Hi PAB,
I'm hoping that you can help me complete the automation of my Pick 3 spreadsheet. Everything else in the spreadsheet has Excel formulas to complete what I want to do, but this set of tasks has stumped me.
Here's what I am trying to do:
1. Calculate the frequency of each digit (0-9) for the last 30 games.
2. Sort the digits by frequency. The top 3 are designated as "Hot" digits, the middle 4 are "Warm" and the bottom 3 are considered "Cold".
3. Record the 3 winning digits from each draw sorted according to frequency and record the pattern of Hot, Warm, Cold.
4. The sorted digits are assigned to a letter of the alphabet with "A" being the hottest digit and "J" being the coldest. The alpha code for the 3 winning digits is recorded.
5. A hit-and-skip chart of the Alpha values is created, such that a hit is given a zero and a skip adds one to the previously existing value.
It is the alphabetic values that seem to be interfering here, as my normal Excel formulas (e.g. for hit-and-skip) don't recognize the alpha equivalents.
I have uploaded a sheet to MediaFire to help you understand what I am doing:
Pick 3 ON Frequency.xlxs
http://www.mediafire.com/?cv417drv1k7u420
Thanks for looking at this.

I'm hoping that you can help me complete the automation of my Pick 3 spreadsheet. Everything else in the spreadsheet has Excel formulas to complete what I want to do, but this set of tasks has stumped me.
Here's what I am trying to do:
1. Calculate the frequency of each digit (0-9) for the last 30 games.
2. Sort the digits by frequency. The top 3 are designated as "Hot" digits, the middle 4 are "Warm" and the bottom 3 are considered "Cold".
3. Record the 3 winning digits from each draw sorted according to frequency and record the pattern of Hot, Warm, Cold.
4. The sorted digits are assigned to a letter of the alphabet with "A" being the hottest digit and "J" being the coldest. The alpha code for the 3 winning digits is recorded.
5. A hit-and-skip chart of the Alpha values is created, such that a hit is given a zero and a skip adds one to the previously existing value.
It is the alphabetic values that seem to be interfering here, as my normal Excel formulas (e.g. for hit-and-skip) don't recognize the alpha equivalents.
I have uploaded a sheet to MediaFire to help you understand what I am doing:
Pick 3 ON Frequency.xlxs
http://www.mediafire.com/?cv417drv1k7u420
Thanks for looking at this.
