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Default how to? running average from a variable length list

I am a baseball nut... I have a spreadsheet which tracks ML Baseball and
generates charts and stats. One thing I want to do is maintain a running
'last 10 games' average for each team. The problem is, the way the data is
arrainged in the sheet - by calendar days - every week or so a team has a
day off [or there's the 3 day all star break], so using a strianght AVG or
SUM to find how many wins in the last 10 rows results in inaccuracies in the
count. I could program a VB button to do it programatically, but how would
I make it auto calculate with the sheet, so I dont have to push a button?
Or.. is there any way to make an existing excel function calculate an
average based on a conditionally variable length list... right now in the
wins column a 1 is a win, a 0 is a loss and non playing days are represented
with a text 'ng'. Any help from you folk more guru-like than myself would be
apreciated.. I can post an excellent baseball tracking file...


 
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