November 25, 2010
Lowball27 Evaluation in Excel
I have been working on a Lowball27 Hand Evaluation library in C#. I have now exposed the methods from this API as a set of User-Defined Functions in Excel. You can follow my progress in this thread on 2p2. Please let me know if you try this out; get in touch if you have any ideas about features that you might like.
The alpha release of v0.2 is available here
You will need the .NET 4.0 framework to use the Add-In. It is available from Microsoft here.
2 Comments:
DJ Sensei posted on November 25, 2010 at 10:22 AM
I'm afraid I don't speak your language, but I am intrigued! If you need a draw lowball expert for anything, let me know.
jjd323 posted on November 25, 2010 at 17:29 PM
Did you download it and try it out? To get started all you need to do is download the .zip file, open the .xlsx file into Excel, and then drag the DnaCards-packed.xll over the spreadsheet to load the Add-In. The rest should be fairly self explanatory if you examine the cell formulae.
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