Positive/Negative Ticket Index Movement

This filter is very similar to Ticket Index Movement filter except that this filter makes difference between negative ticket index movement and positive ticket index movement. A ticket has positive index movement when its numbers are higher than the numbers of the latest selected draw. Negative ticket index movement means ticket numbers are lower than the number of the latest selected draw.
The lowest possible positive ticket index movement value is 0.0 meaning that the ticket numbers are the same as in the latest draw. The highest possible positive ticket index movement value is 0.999999999. This happens only if ticket numbers are 44-45-46-47-48-49 and the latest winning numbers are 1-2-3-4-5-6 (applies to 6/49 lottery).
The lowest possible negative ticket index movement value is -0.999999999. This happens only if ticket numbers are 1-2-3-4-5-6 and the latest winning numbers are 44-45-46-47-48-49 (applies to 6/49 lottery). The highest possible negative ticket index value is 0.0 meaning that the ticket numbers are the same as in the latest draw.

To use the filter, first select past winning number draws to compare filtered tickets with. Please note that only the very latest draw from the selected draws is used when calculating ticket index movement. Then enter the desired range for positive ticket index movement value and the desired range for negative ticket index movement value.

Note: The number of decimal places in input fields depends on the number of decimal places selected in Options window.

Example - Expert Lotto 6/49 Demo Lottery

When filter settings are Winning Numbers: 10 latest draws, Positive ticket index movement min: 0.01, max: 0.02, Negative ticket index movement min: -0.01, max: -0.02 then the filtered tickets are being compared with the latest draw 2010/28 Sun 2nd. The winning numbers for that draw are 23-29-36-42-44-47-[7] and their ticket index is 13,737,320.

See also Ticket Index Movement filter and Ticket Index Movement statistical property.