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Excel ? Formula for moving average
Bottom Qtile 410 is the answer (formula is =MIN(C386:C486) )
based on 52 weeks of entries, each number being a week. C386 April 9/05 C486 April 9/06 Is it possible to have a formula that allows C386 to move to C387 & C486 moving to C487 as each week comes along. C387 becomes April 16/05 C487 becomes April 16/06 Many Thanks TAL |
Excel ? Formula for moving average
Don't know if I quite understand your question.
Can't you just copy the formula down the column, where the cell addresses in the formula will *automatically* increment to the ranges that you're looking for? =MIN(C386:C486) =MIN(C387:C487) =MIN(C388:C488) OR ... perhaps you're looking to keep the cells empty (blank) until data is entered into the appropriate cells: =IF(C486,MIN(C386:C486),"") And copy down as needed. -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "TAL" wrote in message ... Bottom Qtile 410 is the answer (formula is =MIN(C386:C486) ) based on 52 weeks of entries, each number being a week. C386 April 9/05 C486 April 9/06 Is it possible to have a formula that allows C386 to move to C387 & C486 moving to C487 as each week comes along. C387 becomes April 16/05 C487 becomes April 16/06 Many Thanks TAL |
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