I will assume that the digits can be repeated. Choose the first (hundreds) digit any of 6 ways. {1,2,3,4,5,6} Choose the second (tens) digit any of 6 ways. {0,1,2,3,4,6} Choose the third (units or ones) digit any of 4 ways (0,2,4,6} answer = 6 = 144 ways. If the digits cannot be repeated, the problem is more complicated and requires different cases. The answer would be 88. If you need that instead, tell me in the thank-you note form below and I'll get back to you by email, to show how that is done. Edwin