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Ever changing averages, depending on date.
With your data starting in A1
In C1: + B1 In C2: =IF(B2,AVERAGE($B$1:B2),C1) 'note the absolute reference on B1 This is copied down the column You might be more comfortable with =IF(B20, bit Excel will take any numeric value as meaning TRUE in a formula such as =IF(B2, ..... best wishes Bernard "John Smith" wrote in message ... "Bernard Liengme" wrote in message ... How about a mini example data set? Bernard 28Jan2010---21---21 29Jan2010---37---29 30Jan2010---23---27 31Jan2010---39---30 (today) 01Feb2010----0---30 02Feb2010----0---30 02Feb2010----0---30 |
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