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averaging
Hi All
I am working on a new sheet that I want to be able to keep a running average of how long a certain part has been in use on our printing press I want to be able to show the length of each individual part and the average of three of these parts combined. Also what I want to do is when I enter the date that a part has been changed it will erase the oldest date of the three and move the others down and update the average. So what it will look like is this ( SEE BELOW) Can anyone show me what type of formula or VB script I would need to be able to do this Thanks for the help -- 4/1/07 this set does not enterinto the average until it has been changed 24 days out it is just showing how long it has been in service 3/30/07 used for average 27 days 3/24/07 used for average 33 days 3/20/07 used for average 37 days Average =32.3 days crunchnin numbers |
averaging
There has to be a better way, but as there aren't any other responses yet:
=SUMIF(B1:B8,"used for average",A1:A8)/(COUNTIF(B1:B8,"used for average")) Crude - but it works... "belvy123" wrote: Hi All I am working on a new sheet that I want to be able to keep a running average of how long a certain part has been in use on our printing press I want to be able to show the length of each individual part and the average of three of these parts combined. Also what I want to do is when I enter the date that a part has been changed it will erase the oldest date of the three and move the others down and update the average. So what it will look like is this ( SEE BELOW) Can anyone show me what type of formula or VB script I would need to be able to do this Thanks for the help -- 4/1/07 this set does not enterinto the average until it has been changed 24 days out it is just showing how long it has been in service 3/30/07 used for average 27 days 3/24/07 used for average 33 days 3/20/07 used for average 37 days Average =32.3 days crunchnin numbers |
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