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I have a simple checkbook ledger in Excel 2007.
I want to compute the Average Daily Balance. This is much harder than it appears... I have my entry dates in column C I have my actual balance in column H (I also have credits in column F, debits in column G, if it helps) The checkbook ledger is active, so the actual balance may or may not change on any given day; average daily balance should change every day. I had thought about calculating the number of days from first entry date to today() and dividing into the current balance, but this does not account for all the days in between that have no actual entries. For example: DATE BALANCE 10/29/08 100.00 11/2/08 9.00 11/10/08 45.00 The average daily balance is $40.75, calculated manually. Calculated by doing the following math: (100 * 4 days) + (9 * 8 days) + (45 * 4 days) / 16 days tomorrow when i log in (11/14/08) the avg daily balance should read: $41 assuming the balance hasn't changed. How do I get this into an excel formula? |
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