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This is a difficult one to explain, so I will provide an example:
a 1 b 2 c 3 d 10 e f g h i j 2 k 5 Rows a through c contain a value for a given period, while row d contains a lump sum for all future periods. Row j is the average of rows a through c (which I am using as an estimate of future periodic values), while row k is row d divided by the average calculated in row j (the number of periods necessary until the lump sum is reached). What I am trying to do is then repeat the average calculated in row j in rows e through i the number of times shown in row k (thereby giving me 8 periodic values as opposed to 3 periodic values and one lump sum). Any ideas on how to do this? Thanks so much for the help. |
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