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Hi all!

I'm not quite sure whether this is feasible or not, however I guess I
can give it a shot.

I have a worksheet with 3 different tabs: i) Jan-Jun03 ii) Jul-Dec03
iii) Jan-Apr04

In each of these tabs I need to average a range of criteria in column
"D". The entries in column D range from -5000 to 6000 or so and it
goes on for about 50000 rows in each tab. Here's the catch; I need
to average based on intervals. I need it to give me an average for
the range of data between entries that go below 15. So basically,
everytime the data goes below 15, I should get an average based on all
prior data greater than 15. When an entry goes below 15 is totally
random.

If all the average intervals could go in column "M", that would be
great!!!

If further information is required, do not hesitate to tell me!

Feel free to post or email me!!!

Thanks in advance,

Kris Taylor
 
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