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Hi!
I have a table of data: column A: dates column B: values I want to know the average value over a certain period however, for some dates I have more values than for others, which makes that a classic average would give a distorted picture, very much like a wighted average, which i don't want eg. 13-Jun-02 8250 22-May-02 8400 16-May-02 8750 15-May-02 8000 12-Apr-02 8000 28-Mar-02 8300 22-Mar-02 8250 22-Mar-02 7750 08-Mar-02 8500 01-Mar-02 8250 26-Feb-02 7500 20-Feb-02 8400 05-Feb-02 6800 05-Feb-02 7000 I understand that the solution might take more than one step as if more that one value corresponds with 1 single day, first an average should be calculated? or not? is there a single formula covering this request? thanks in advance! tom |
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