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Old 10-01-2017, 09:10 AM
mreynolds1775 mreynolds1775 is offline laregest 30 consecutive average of values in a 180 cell range Windows 10 laregest 30 consecutive average of values in a 180 cell range Office 2013
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Peco,



Thanks. Please see attached example. Highlighted cell represents the desired result. I want this to be an automated so that I can determine worst case scenario for demand of an item.

Initially, I had thought that using =average(Large(range{1,2,3,4,5,...30})) would do the trick, but that will give me the average of the 30 highest days of sales, not the highest 30 days of sales....make sense?

-Mike
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