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Default Numeric representation of curve/distribution for resource forecasting

I am creating a resource forecast report, based on input from 2
sources, both outputting numeric data being fed into a single
spreadsheet. What I am trying to achieve is a "curve" effect but with
numeric values instead of a graph, to show the resource requirements,
based upon a single value (number of days), an indicator showing
whether the "curve" should be front, mid or back-end loaded (F, M, B)
and the number of months (cells) this data should be spread over.

So, for example,
I have 45 as the number of days and 7 as the number of months,
resulting in

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
F 5 12 12 8 5 2 1
M 1 3.5 11 14 11 3.5 1
B 1 2 5 8 12 12 5

Is there a function or method of achieving this ?

Regards
Fred
 
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