Are You Trendy ? (Part 3)

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So you’ve made it to part 3 of Are You Trendy, well done.

In todays final post of Are You Trendy? we will take a break from the maths and discuss techniques and tools that Excel provides to assist us with Trend Analysis.

We will look at 2 techniques, one built-in to Excel called Charts and another which is a User Defined Function (UDF) I developed.

Both techniques have uses in analysis of trends.

Once again all examples below are found on the Examples Workbook.

Excel Charts

Excel has a number of charting styles some of which have the ability to calculate and display Trend Lines.

The following tables shows which charts Do and Don’t support built-in trendlines.

Supports Trendlines Doesn’t Support Trendlines
Scatter (X Y) Pie
Line Donut
Area Radar
Column Stock
Bar Surface
Bubble

For those charts that don’t support trendlines, this doesn’t stop us, as Excel users, from adding other series or using other techniques to add trendlines to the charts, it just that we have to do the hard work ourselves and not use Excels built-in skills.

For this exercise we will be using a Scatter (X Y) Chart but the techniques apply equally to all charts that support trendlines.

So lets go: First we need some data.

Next add a scatter chart , Select the data and Insert Chart, X Y (Scatter Chart)

Adding a Trend Line to the chart is as simple as selecting the chart and right click on the Series you want to add the Trend Line to, see below.

You can change the trendlines properties to make it stand out as per the above.

Once you add a Trendline a Format Trendline dialog will appear.

This is the main window for setting Trendline properties and format options.

In this post I am not going to be dealing with the Tab Options of Line Color, Line Style, Shadow and Glow and Soft Edge options, as I am sure you can work out what they do and play with them at your leisure.

Trendline Properties

Once you have added a Trendline you can access the Trendlines properties at any time by:

Selecting the chart

Select the Trendline

Right Click and Format Trendline.

How Many Trendlines Can I Have ?

You can add a large number of Trendlines to each Chart Series in Excel by simply selecting the Right Clicking on the Chart Series and select Add Trendline.

Some of the regression types may not be available on second and subsequent regressions.

Trend/Regression Type

The main section of the Format Trendline dialog is the Trend/Regression Type:

This section lists 5 trend types we are familiar with from the Are You Trendy? (Part 2).

For more details on the individual Tren Types refer to Are You Trendy (Part 2).

The default trend type is Linear ( Y = mX + c ).

You can select each type in turn and see the estimated trend.

Exponential

Linear

Logarithmic

Polynomial

This shows the Trendline for a Polynomial Estimate of Power = 2. Excel supports up to Power = 6.

Power

Moving Average

Moving average isn’t a forecasting tool, but is more of a data manipulation tool, which is commonly used for elimination of short term trends or smoothing of the data source. Some industries use Moving Averages to look at buying and selling opportunities by comparing the current price against longer term trends.

It is possible to use moving average data for trend analysis, but this must be first done manually in Excel and then it can be used with the techniques discussed here.

As such we won’t be discussing its use here.

If you are interested in reading more about the use of moving averages have a look at  Moving Average.

Trendline Name

The Trendline Name section by default shows you the Selected Trend Estimation type and your Data Series Name eg: Linear (My Data)

However you can type whatever Name you want by using the custom field:

eg: Huis Fruit Shop Sales Trend

Forecast

The Excel Chart Trendline function allows us the option to project our Trendline a number of periods or X Values into the future or past.

The above will forecast our trend line 50 X axis values past the limits of our data and 10  X axis values prior to the limits of our data and is shown below.

This is a great option to use for 2 reasons.

Firstly you can use this to see where the Trendline will cross the Y axis (X = 0) and is an important check to validate your selected Trendline.

You can see in the example above that the Trendline crosses the axis at -10. If this isn’t correct we can either try another estimation technique or Excel has a tool, which is discussed below, to deal with that.

Secondly, you can use it to look into the future by projecting the Trendline past your data limits.

Misc Parameters

The final 3 parameters

Set Intercept

By default Excel Chart Trendline has used a Const value of True and hence calculates the natural intercept value for the data. If you want to over-ride this with a 0 intercept value Tick the box and select a value

Set Intercept : Not selected

Set Intercept : Selected Value of 10.0

I would always suggest using the Forecast backwards option first to see what the natural intercept is before using this option (Both charts above show the Trendline projected back 10 periods) but the second chart has a Y intercept set manually to 10.

Display Equation on Chart

The Display Equation on Chart options use is self explanatory, it Display the equation to the current Trendline on the current Chart:

The equation is based on the select Trend type.

The equation is also live, in that if you change and selected another Trend Type or the data changes the equation will update, similarly if you select to intercept the Y axis at 0 or another value.

By selecting the Text Box which has the equation the equations Font properties can be changed eg: Font Style, Size, Italic, Bold etc as well as background color.

Display R2 on Chart

This display the R2 value on the chart in the equation Text Box as shown above.

The R2 value is based on the select Trend type.

The R2 value is also live, in that if you change and selected another Trend Type or the data changes the R2 will update, similarly if you select to intercept the Y axis at 0 or another value.

By selecting the Text Box which has the equation the R2 the Font properties can be changed eg: Font Style, Size, Italic, Bold etc as well as background color.

How Can We Look at Values Along a Trend Line?

In Are You Trendy? (Part 2) and in the section above we looked at a number of ways of establishing a Trendline.

So how can I predict values along a Trendline?

There are a few ways and we will discuss 2 of them.

1.       Write an equation in excel

2.       Use my Trendy User Defined function.

Write an Equation in Excel

In the previous section we had a chart shown below:

The equation for the line of best fit is Y=7.8984.e^(0.0256.X) which in Excel cell formula talk is =7.8984*EXP(0.0256*X Cell)

So we can setup a cell or range of cells in excel to show us either intermediate values or future values of X and the corresponding Y values.

The great thing about having an equation is that we can now use this to animate our chart.

I’m not talking about Avatar style animation, but simply adding a tool for the user to interactively select X values and the equation and chart will show us the new Y value. This even allows us to show future values past the end of our data because we are using the equation to our data.

How do we do this?

Refer to Sample Workbook.

Firstly lets add a cell which will contain the X value

E52 = 10

Secondly add a cell which has our equation

E53:  =7.8984*EXP(0.0256*X Cell)

Third add a Scroll Bar Control from the Active X controls on the Developer toolbar and set a few properties

Minimum = 0

Maximum = 300

Linked Cell = E52

Large Change = 10

Fourth add a new series to our chart which will just have a single X and Y value

Series Name = “Our Trend”

X Series = E52

Y Series = E53

You can now interactively move the srcoll bar back and forth and the Chart will show you the new forecast value for our sales in Huis Fruit Shop.

The limitations with the above approach is that it is fixed to the equation you use for your Y value, which is based on your selected choice of Trendline type.

Can we link this technique to the equation from the Trendline ?

With Excel natively, No 🙁 .

TrendY – A User Defined Function for the Analysis of Past, Intermediate & Future Trendline Values

In a post at Chandoo.org user Trevian3969 asked the question “How can I view intermediate values along a Charts trend line?”

The answer was the development of the UDF, TrendY (Trendy).

Trendy was developed to do exactly that, take the equation from a Charts Trendline and evaluate it to determine intermediate, past or future values based on a given X input.

Because the UDF is taking the equation for the trend line it can be used to return a Y value for any X values, prior to, later than or within the supplied or known X Range of the chart.

An Example of the use of Trendy is shown in the attached Workbook

Form:   = TrendY(X Value, [Chart No], [Series No], [Trendline No])

X Value: Is the X Value that you want to know the Y Value of the Trendline

Chart No: Chart No is optional and is the Chart No on the current sheet, Default or omitted = 1

Series No: Series No is optional and is the Series No on the chart, Default or omitted = 1. The series No is the number shown at the end of the Formula Bar when a series is selected

eg: =SERIES(“My Data”,Sheet1!$B$2:$B$41,Sheet1!$C$2:$C$41,1)

Trendline No: Trendline No is optional and is the Trendline No of the Trendline you wish to track. Default or omitted = 1.

[Option Parameters, Default = 1]

Eg:    = TrendY(20)  will place the value of X=20 into the Trendline Equation of the Trendline of Chart 1 Series 1 Trendline 1

= TrendY(40,1,3,2)  will place the value of X=20 into the Trendline Equation of the Trendline of Chart 1 Series 3 Trendline 2

=TrendY(B43,,3) will place the value of cell B43 into the Trendline Equation of the Trendline of Chart 1 Series 3 Trendline 1. Chart and Trendline both default to 1 as they are omitted.

The function works with all the Trendline types and variants of those, except the Moving Average.

To use the Trendy UDF copy the following code to a VBA Module or alternatively import the Txt File as a new Module

Trendy Code Module

The code is also available in the Example Workbook with a fully working m0del.

If you don’t have the Trendlines equation shown it will do that for you and it ignores the R^2 function if shown.

The Trendlines equation box is actually where the function gets the equation from in the first place.

Then on a worksheet simply use then =Trendy(X Value) as described above.

Trendy has only been tested on Excel 2007 and 2010, use on other versions at your own risk.

Limitations

The Trendy UDF is limited to use the available precision of the parameters, for each equation, as displayed in the Equation Text Box on the Chart.

In some cases especially when multiplying by powers of large numbers and especially in the Polynomial equations, there may be a large discrepancy between the calculated value by Trendy and the displayed value by the Trendline on the Chart. In these cases the Trendline is correct. This will show on the chart as the Plot Y value of Trendy not being on the Excel calculated Trendline.

Trendy has 2 constants at the top of the UDF that are used for the calculation of Intermediate Equations. These are equations that the user doesn’t see but are done at a much higher level of precision to avoid these errors. These constants are:

Const DataLabelNoFormat = “#,##0.0000”
Const PolynomialNoFormat = “#,##0.000000000000”

If you have rounding errors the easiest way to fix them is to increase the number of decimals by increasing the number of zeroes after the decimal in the appropriate line, remembering that Excel only carries 15 decimal places anyway and Trendy is already using 12 for Polynomial Trends already.

Trendy returns the displayed equations to 4 decimals after the intermediate calculations in any case.

Further Readings

Are You Trendy (Part 1)

Are You Trendy (Part 2)

All Examples from the Are You Trendy? Series in one Workbook

Final

I hope you have enjoyed this 3 part series on Trend Analysis and Forecasting using Excel.

It has been put together to Introduce you to, and whet your appetite to, some of the functions, tools and techniques that you may not have had a lot of exposure to in the area of Trend Analysis and Forecasting using Excel.

I’d like to thank Chandoo for the opportunity to look after Chandoo.org for the past week and the opportunity to put the 4 posts up.

I will now hand Chandoo back the keys to the blog, hopefully without any dents.

Let me know what you thought of the series in the comments below:

Keep us informed on How you go with real data once you start applying some of these techniques.

Hui…

ps: I still don’t know if Trevian3969 was happy with my response to his post as he never responded ?

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118 Responses to “Bingo / Housie Ticket Generator in Excel”

  1. Shardul says:

    This is an awesome way to generate Housie Tickets. It's tough to find these tickets in the US. Thanks!

  2. Lucky says:

    Hi mate

    thanks for this.. this is a lot of fun...

  3. Sameer says:

    Thanks mate. This is a cool way of generating housie tickets........

  4. Arthur. says:

    Thank you, great to see it working.

  5. Chandoo says:

    @All.. thanks everyone. I am happy you found this useful 🙂

    • Priti says:

      Hi Chandoo,

      I was trying to create this with family member names (around 45 names) instead of numbers. Is this possible?

      Please help. The party is on 22nd Nov. Thank you.

    • Vipul Poddar says:

      I am looking at your hidden rows
      I wanted to convert the tickets from 3x9 to 6x9
      But I can't understand it
      Would help me with that

  6. Dina Fernandes says:

    Hi Chandoo,

    I really liked your Housie Tickets. However, the tickets printed out are too small and I can't seem to increase the size to the regular printed housie tickets. Can you help me out please? Thank You. Dina

  7. Chandoo says:

    @Dina: Welcome to PHD and thanks 🙂

    hmm... I have tried to set the printing preferences to print 20 odd tickets per each A4 page. But if you are looking for bigger size here is how you can get:

    1. Go to to print preview and adjust margins and scaling. Scale your sheet until the tickets fill up the print area.

    2. print. You may want to repeat this few times so that you can get optimum size. Then save the workbook.

    3. next time you need more tickets, just print. 🙂

    Let me know if you face any difficulties.

    • Nikki says:

      Thanks so much! I've been trying to find a random ticket generator with bigger tickets. So happy I found yours and instructions to increase size. You're a STAR!

    • Nikki says:

      I am having difficulties with sizing. I need eight tickets on A4 Landscape page. I am not too good with Excel but better with Libre Office Calc. I have tried to save to that format but it doesnt work. Can anyone send instructions that are not too technical?

  8. Ravi says:

    Hi, Thanx a lot .. its very useful

  9. madhu says:

    hey i tried to download this zip but looks like the file is damaged can you help ?

  10. Chandoo says:

    @Ravi : You are welcome 🙂

    @Madhu: Are you sure? I just tried to download and unzip it and it seems to work fine. Can you try again and let me know if you have troubles. It is a very small file, may be I can mail it to you.

  11. Andre South Africa says:

    Great.... Can i change colors

  12. Chandoo says:

    @Andre... sure you can. You may want to adjust colors from conditional formatting so that they are truly changed. Let me know if you have some trouble.

  13. Rozario says:

    Thanks Chandoo once again for this great tool........ very creative!

  14. Gurlochan Singh says:

    Thanx Chandoo .

    Just could not find Housie Tickets here in Kenya .

    Awesome Funda .

    Cool & gr8

  15. [...] Play seems to be the focus of excel blogosphere last week. Debra at contextures has created an excel file to generate bingo cards (US style) in excel. Several others followed it up with their own versions of bing number generators. Follow the links, download the book and have some fun! Also, Generate UK / Indian style bingo cards [...]

  16. Sujatha Raj says:

    Hey...
    This is cool.. We were planning for a potluck event where I wanted to host this game but was thinking if I should go and buy it from the store just for this one time.. so as usual google'd to see if there was any generator and your's was the first hit... its cool and easy to print and I love it!!! Thanks a lot!!!

  17. Vinayy says:

    Thanks for this excellent coding.

    Please tell us how to change colors.

  18. Vinayy says:

    (sorry for a repeat post)
    Sometimes 1, 2 or 3 columns go empty in some tickets. You might want to look into this.

  19. Modeste says:

    Hi chandoo,
    I also created my own bingo/housie ticket generator ;o)))
    with all 90 numbers and with speeching draw ;o))
    it's another way to generate 15 random number between 1 to 90 and fill them in 3 boards of 15 random spots in a grid of 3 rows by 9 columns , 5 numbers by row
    (45 numbers among 90 without duplicate)

    formulas are in hidden rows (1 to 35)

    here is my workbook
    http://www.cijoint.fr/cjlink.php?file=cj200906/cijYEVgITv.zip

    I also write other Excel stuff for fun at :
    http://www.excelabo.net/search/node/jeux%20geedee

    this URL belong to my good MVP friend (Misange)
    The French Excel addict site !!!!
    http://www.excelabo.net

    cheers !!!

  20. Jo says:

    What happened to number 90???

  21. Chandoo says:

    @Modeste: Thanks for sharing your article.. 🙂

    @Jo.. "I have removed number “90? from the list in order to reduce some complexity in generating the tickets." Generating 90 along with 80-89 creates a tricky problem of having 11 numbers in the last band while every other column has only 10 possible values.

    May be you can take a look at the workbook formulas and help me generate the 90 as well by changing them...

  22. Jim Cone says:

    If you want/need a 5 x 5 USA version...
    My 'Bingo Card Variety' workbook does Bingo, Buzzword Bingo and Bible Bingo.
    Free, download from... http://excelusergroup.org/media/
    '--
    Jim Cone
    Portland, Oregon USA

  23. Jai Daga says:

    Hi Chandoo / Jim,

    Thanks for the details and excellent tool.

    I am working for a media company in India and based out of Mumbai. We want to generate huge number of bingo tickets in 5x5 version with 26 grids in one sheet and roughly 13 million such sheets.

    Please let me know if either of you can help me on this.
    Not sure if it can be done in XL or VBA .

    This is very urgent and need your help.
    You can call me on 91-9820614804.

    Thanks & Rgds

    Jai Daga

  24. Jim Cone says:

    Jai Daga,
    You need to get quotes from at least three commercial printers.
    The volumes you are considering will be very attractive to anyone in the printing business.
    '--
    Jim Cone

  25. Jai says:

    Hi Jim,

    Thanks for the reply. I understand its good for printing business and lot of vendors are already approaching us.

    Issue is of generating these 5*5 tickets and each ticket to have unique 8-10 digit identity code.

    Basically below is the requirement

    ***********
    Each sheet will have 26 tickets

    Each ticket have 5*5 grid acc to the US 1-75 number system but with no free space

    Each ticket has a unique 8-10 digit pin code
    We plan to print 5 million sheets (each sheet having 26 tickets)

    There will be 1.25 million sheets which will be unique and the balance sheets (3.75m) will have the same tickets
    However pin code will be unique in each ticket and hence there will be 5*26=130million unique pin codes
    These output needs to come on an excel or as a PDF file in the same format as the sheet
    *************
    Let me know if you can guide me of such software or program that can be used by me for ticket generation.

    Thanks

    Jai

  26. Jim Cone says:

    Jai,
    I might be able to generate the 130,000,000 serial numbers in an Excel workbook (.xls). Possibly Ten million numbers on each of thirteen worksheets.
    It would have to be on a paid basis.
    Contact me at...
    james.coneXXX@comcast.netXXX (remove the XXX)
    if you would like to discuss further.
    Jim Cone
    Portland, Oregon USA

  27. Shyaamal says:

    Hi Chandoo, i have downloaded your housie ticket generator, just have one query, how many maximum unique tickets it can make ????
    do help me with this,
    Shyaamal

  28. Chandoo says:

    @Shyaamal I guess the ticket generator should be able to make obscenely high number of unique tickets. since the process is randomized, you might see same tickets twice...

  29. Vir says:

    Hello Chandoo,
    Awesome tool! .. I loved it.

    Is there a way to tweak the generator so that I only generates no more than 4 tickets a worksheet (Make it nice and clean to print)?

    I want to print more than a 1000 of these tickets, so dont want to click on refresh button 250 times.. so if once I click refresh, is it possible to generate 50 or so worksheet at a time? So that I can click refresh 4 times and get my 1000 tickets?

    Please let me know of your thoughts.

    Thanks
    Vir

  30. Chandoo says:

    @Vir.. Thank you.

    you can easily modify the formulas and add a macro to do this. The file is unlocked, so feel free to make the changes..

  31. DonQ says:

    There is an online generator at http://www.bingocardmaker.co.uk, which generates the numbers in blocks of 6 cards, where every number from 1-90 is used. This is how the UK style books are usually printed, so that if you buy 6 tickets you are sure to have every number once and only once. Makes the generation routine a little trickier.

  32. Rohit says:

    Chandoo
    Hey Thanks a lot ..
    Im working on a merchant cargo vessel...
    We are having a party tomorrow and needed this software badly..

    Im sure it will be a big hit with the crew..
    Thanks again

  33. Sridhar says:

    Chandu,

    Downloaded yuo excel sheet and read people comments / remaks , Eve thing positive..

    Please consider my feedback in positive way
    Housie tickets I have seen has a basic Rule which is missing in you tickets

    1) Numbes 1-90 - You have aleady mensioned So fine..
    2) Take a six tickets in a Row - Numbers shall not Reaplete.
    3) Each sheet will have 12 tickets

    If you can work on your Excel fo fun of Indians stauing out side india appiciated...

  34. amol v. says:

    thnks chandooooo, illeterate logo ke liye aisa esy way rakhane ke liye.

  35. chandra says:

    I need bingo teckets in excel with serial numbers can you help me please Tnks In Advance

  36. edward says:

    Hi Chandoo,
    really liked your bingo sheet. wanted to make a program of it in delphi or vb. i cannot figure how the randomizing of the numbers is to be done properly.
    1. Row wise select ion of 5 numbers and place random (0-99) in these five places
    2. random selection of 15 numbers and place then as 10,20,30 so on
    has a function been done by you?

    i'm so confused please help

  37. Jennifer says:

    Hi there - this looks great. I need to do some bingo cards with 'acronyms' on them instead of numbers - how do I amend your excel spreadsheet to make this happen?
    Thanks

  38. FloydPink says:

    Made a random number generator that could go along with the spreadsheet you've here... 🙂

    http://jsfiddle.net/FloydPink/KHLtw/embedded/result/

  39. BobH says:

    These tickets can not be used to play standard 90 ball Bingo, the number 90 is missing and the tickets must be produced in blocks of 6 which contain every number from 1 to 90. Also you can not have any columns with three blanks ( no numbers ) on the same ticket.

  40. I'm really impressed with your writing skills and also with the layout on your weblog. Is this a paid theme or did you modify it yourself? Either way keep up the nice quality writing, it is rare to see a great blog like this one these days.

  41. mezzic says:

    Hi

    i love this is their any way you can do 6 tickets togethor and have all numbers within the 6 tickets

    cheers mezzic

  42. Karen says:

    hi
    just downloaded the bingo for a Retirement Village, fantastic, i had to tweak it a bit to make it bigger.  this is now outstanding.  thanks. 

  43. Venkatesh says:

    Thanks Chandoo. really awesome

  44. pete reeve says:

    hi chando, fabulous work, i would like to use this but for a 5 row 25 number card, what changes should i make & how?
    regards

  45. Ushma says:

    Hi Chandoo,
    I wish to Customise these tickets for one of my wedding ceremony.
    Basically I wanted to replace numbers with Names/Movies etc. So in total I will have 89 names and when the excel generates the numbers, the names should get replaced with it depending on how it is configured.
    eg : For Number 1 = DDLJ
    2 = DON , etc
    Can you please suggest the command to be written in excel which will support the above idea. It would be a great help.

  46. Kushal Patel says:

    Hi Chandoo,

    Can i print aound 3000 tickets using your generator ?

  47. Devendra says:

    Hi!

    I need Housie ticket printing software for professional use, can u provide.

  48. Pinang says:

    Hi,

    Can any one please mail me this housie tickets file on my email ID?

    pinangp88@gmail.com

    Thanks

  49. stephen says:

    column 1 should contain 1 to 10, column 2 should contain 11 to 20 and so on... obviously you took out number 90 for formula convenience, but i think putting the right numbers into the right column would do the same, yet this way you make an authentic housie ticket... thanks for the post though, it helps me creating my own ticket generator.

  50. shaili says:

    I have customized my housie ticket...which contains 3 rows and 3 columns. ..and there are 300 such tickets. .. how can I generate the numbers. .

  51. Pawan says:

    Hello,

    I am organizing a fundraiser in our company. I have planned for tambola and the Spread Sheet provided by Chandoo is just awesome for the task. We have 1200+ staff so I guess I need to print this for 24 or so times. I only have two requirements.
    1. Can the ticket be numbered so that we can keep track who has taken which ticket.
    2. At this large number what is the probability or repeated tickets. You know we don't want to spend all in prices.
    I would be looking for options but any quick help would be greatly appreciated.
    Thanks,
    Pawan

  52. Really... It's Amazing stuff !!!

  53. Atmadip Dhami says:

    i want to print different names n generate tickets instead of 1 , 2,3....90.
    where to replace this no in excel sheet n print tickets n 4 tickets on A4 paper

  54. Hi,
    Great use of EXcel... SO much to learn !
    I want to create a quiz with answers given to the participants in a random (Bingo / Housie) Pattern.

    Can we generate "word ( eg First Names) based" Bingo tickets.
    I would prefer same format.
    Thanking you in advance

  55. Rajeshktelang says:

    Please send me the excel sheet. I downloaded many times but no success. Thanks in advance.

  56. sheena says:

    Its a great service

  57. Viraj says:

    How many tickets we can generate using 1-90 numbers??

  58. Pankaj says:

    Hi,

    I generated the ticket. Now trying to find, how to play. How a person speaks out a number? and then keep a track of it?

    Pankaj

  59. Anil Patel says:

    How to set 1 to 99 number in 90 ball bingo table in which i have 6 running column and 3 column not used.In this First row number start with
    5.

  60. Kalashree Wakhare says:

    Hello Chandoo,

    Can you help me to generate tickets with words instead of numbers,

    Can you help me please. My email id - kalashreewakhare@gmail.com

  61. Dhiru says:

    This is really awsome. But there is one More rule that was not followed

    Tambola sheet have total 6 tickets per page. And in first colom of 5
    6 tickets that is 18 cells 1-9 are randomly filled

    I mean to say doubling of number shud be there in one sheet of 6 tickets. As usually every one buys full sheet. If this can be solved it would be perfect generator never seen in simple.way

    Hope i am clear. Uou can contact me 8125535581, oshiyaevents@gmail.com

  62. sanjay says:

    Download Housie ticket maker excel sheet can not be download please help me

  63. JD says:

    Hey Chandoo, your sheet is no longer available. Can you please email it at your earliest convenience? My email is jtibrewala [at] gmail

    Also, I'm looking to create a music version of the same game where I would feed in say 90 songs into the sheet and print song names instead of numbers and play the songs instead of saying the numbers. Any assistance with making this would be appreciated.

  64. Madhavi Z says:

    not able to download the excel

  65. Kamlesh says:

    I'm unable to download the file

  66. deepak says:

    can i generate 1000 different housie tickets by using your excel sheet....pls update

  67. ron says:

    While generating random tickets, I found below issues in a few tickets:
    1. Column without a single number
    2. This can be for 2 columns at times

    3. Columns with numbers in sequence (71, 72, 73)
    4. Another Ticket generated will also have the same sequence (71, 72, 73)

    If I have to distribute the tickets, I need to pick manually which is time consuming.

  68. Harish Gaba says:

    drar,

    i want create to online play tombola which i want all member pay all member which i decided to how much ticket price, paid my account and who will will win automatically transferred member account

  69. kunal says:

    A good and easy tool for creating tambola tickets. Providing another informative link for Free Board and play online. partystuff.in/play-board

  70. DS says:

    The generator seems to generate "0" as a number. How to fix this. As in not generate "0".

  71. Hemant says:

    THERE IS A BIG BIG PROBLEM WITH THESE TICKETS...EVERY COL MUST HAVE A NUMBER COMPULSORILY BUT MOST OF THE TIME EITHER 1 COL OR 2 COLS ARE COMPLETELY EMPTY..

  72. Kash J says:

    Can I create sets of 6 tambola tickets containing numbers from 1-90 only once?

  73. Swati says:

    It's nice to create tickets easily. I found a random number generator which is cool and easy to use. So thought of adding it to this page so people are able to find tickets and board togather. check at https://partystuff.in/tambola-number-generator

  74. anand M says:

    Hi,
    I am unable to see 90 number anywhere in the tickets , can you please let me know the reason for the same ?

    In the number generator apps, we have numbers from 1-90 so it is better to have 90 gets printed on the tickets as well.

    Please share your thoughts.

  75. Mahesh says:

    Hi,
    thanks for sharing this awesome excel for Bingo / Housie Ticket Generation.
    Just noted that many tickets have columns with no value at all.
    I understand that each column must have atleast one value.
    Can you please see and share an edited excel please.
    Many thanks for the awesome stuff you are doing.
    Cheers
    Mahesh

  76. Hardik Tak says:

    There is a major flaw in your system. It does not have the number 90. I know you have removed it save the complexity but as it been more then 10 years since you provided us with this, I am sure you have evolved yourself to get the 90 in the tickets.

    Also 2nd major flaw is that there should be only 6 tickets in a page of Housie or 12 with 6 in one column side. The major key point here is in the set of 6 tickets all the numbers 1 to 90 should be covered once and not repeated.

    Can You resolve these 2 issues.

    Awaiting response.

    • ROHIT JHANWAR says:

      Yeah, unable to get number 90 due to complexity, kindly guide regarding how can we get the same.

  77. Kips says:

    Thanks Chandoo - That's an awesome application.
    How do I change the color of the tickets from amber to a different color?
    How can I add a unique ticket number to each ticket?

    Thanks Again.

  78. Akash says:

    Using this calculator, how many unique tickets can we create at the max? Is there also a way to generate 250 new tickets at a time instead of 24?

  79. Sachi says:

    Hi ,

    I am unable to generate new set by clicking F9. How can I do that ? thanks.

  80. Vishal says:

    Hello Chandoo,

    I'm not able to open the file in Excel 2019. It give me an error.

    "Excel cannot open or save anymore documents because there is not enough available memory or disk space."

    Kindly advise.

    Thanks.

  81. NPatel says:

    Hi There,
    I want to get 12 tickets of Housey Game in horizontal A/4 size paper.
    Please provide that or please inform if I can modify your Housie Ticket Generator, which provides 3 x 8 = 24 tickets per letter size paper. It is too small to handle.
    Regards

  82. kirti says:

    there are duplicate numbers generated in your tickets

  83. Aman says:

    That's useful. Thanks.

  84. aman says:

    just i would like to know
    how to draw tambola tickets in excel or in ms word

  85. Jayesh Rajgor says:

    hi chandoo,
    your bingo ticket generator is awesome....
    In this lockdown period finally I have found the solutions of not gettling any column blank and comes number 90 also in your bingo ticket generator....

  86. dg biyani says:

    This is really awsome. But there is one More rule that was not followed

    Tambola sheet have total 6 tickets per page. And in first colom of 5
    6 tickets that is 18 cells 1-9 are randomly filled

    I mean to say doubling of number shud be there in one sheet of 6 tickets. As usually every one buys full sheet. If this can be solved it would be perfect generator never seen in simple.way

    Hope i am clear. Uou can contact me 8125535581, oshiyaevents@gmail.com

  87. HM says:

    This is awesome! Many thanks

  88. Claire says:

    Hi,

    This is great, I cannot thank you enough .. it really was helpful for our family over these past few months.
    Missing number 90 is slight flaw, but it's easy to add that in

    FYI, we also discovered a free iPhone app called, "Bingo Cards & Tickets" which was also pretty helpful for my daughters
    (https://apps.apple.com/nz/app/bingo-cards-play-print/id1514415911)

    Thank you again
    Claire

  89. SHALINI MASCARENHAS says:

    hey i hit F9 but the numbers did not change on the ticket

  90. Niranjan says:

    Hi chandoo,
    Thanks a lot for you valuable worksheet to generate housei tickets... i want to print 1to 90. How can i do this ? If you have any update of this worksheet then plz send me in my gmail a/..Again thanks a lot...its verh helpful for mee...

  91. Christian Salway says:

    This is no good. it can leave a column without a number, which is not correct rules.

  92. Mady says:

    Hi Chandoo
    I am trying to copy the tickets to another excel sheet but the generator seems to change the numbers every time I click for an excel action. Please guide me as to how can I copy these tickets to another excel sheet

  93. Mick says:

    Hi Chando,
    I am trying to make picture bingo in James Bond items but need some advice how to achieve this . I have the information to do this on a
    5 x5 formate but that is in vba.

  94. Andy Globe says:

    Hello, chandoo this trick is tried and tested. Thanks for updating the useful content.

  95. Rahul says:

    Need a little help i am customising the excel and i need that the every 6 tickets rows don't repeat the same no.

  96. Jagdish kumar says:

    its a nice program but one last logic is missing. If you see any Tambola ticket book you will find all 90 numbers in any set of six tickets in a page. so please modify the generator program to get sets of 6 ticket at a time with all 90 numbers included in it. All other random number logics are ok

  97. anushree says:

    this is just great ! will it generate 700 all different random tickets? i need that many

  98. Sangeeta Aggarwal says:

    I want to create 1200 housie tkts ! Every 6 tickets must use all 90 numbers! And I want to change the background of the tickets! Also , I want to color some of the empty boxes! Is that possible ?

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