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Boy, I really oversimplified my example in a previous posting. Let me try
again. I have daily data points. I want to summarize with weekly averages. Column A has 365 rows of dates, increasing by 1 day with each row. Column B has 365 rows of values. Column C has 52 rows of dates, increasing by 7 days with each row. I want column D to look at the date next to it in column C, and give me the average value from column B for that date and the 6 days previous to it (the weekly average). I'd like to know if there's a way to write a function in the first row of column D so that I can copy it to the cells beneath it and not have to change the arguments in each row. Thank you. |
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