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Default Running total over a find number of days

I would like to find a formula that allows me to sum or average numbers from
a column of data over a number of days to be entered in a separate cell.

The data consists of a "date" column with not all days included and an
associated column of values for example:

A B C D
Date Value Rolling average Days for average
1/12/2008 150 30
10/12/2008 183
1/1/2009 100
1/5/2009 200
1/6/2009 130
1/10/2009 150

What I would like to be able to do this to calculate an ongoing average for
each row based on a value (e.g. 30 as shown in column D of the example above)
entered in another cell.

I have tried to do this using the sumif function but, although it works if I
use an absolute number in the criteria field, as soon as I try to reference a
value contained in a cell it returns the value of zero.

I would be very grateful for any help with this.

Many thanks

 
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