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Assuming you are going to enter these by date going down the sheet, starting
in row 2, and assuming you have the date in col A and the # of custoemrs in col B. Then, in cell C3 try =AVERAGE(OFFSET(C2,-MIN(19,ROW(B2)-2),-1,MIN(20,ROW(B2)-1),1)) "Aaron H" wrote: Hello everyone, thanks all in advance for any comments and help. I have been asked to create a spread sheet for work that tracks the number of customers that come into our buisness througout the 24hour day, recored the number of customers and then create a rolling three week average. an examble of this would be monday april 18th 10 people were in the store, monday april 25 5 people came into the store and moday may 2nd 10 more people came into the store so the average of this is 3..were my problem is I need a way to automatically drop april 18th out of the equation when i put in the data for may 9th? is there a way to automatically do this? again thanks in advance Aaron |
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