P
Peter
I have a problem with som "enourmous" formula when I
would like to calculate a weighted moving average.
Under is what I do today. With a moving average of very
few observations is simple, but if I would take the 75
days moving average the formula would have
been "enourmous"
Is there any formula or function that I can use to solve
this problem?
It is the equation in the first brackets that gives my
this pain, but I think there might be a solution that
includes the other brackets as well.
A B
13.10.2003 308 =(B5*1+B4*2+B3*3)/(1/2*(3^2+3))
10.03.2003 300 289,69
09.10.2003 300 285,29
would like to calculate a weighted moving average.
Under is what I do today. With a moving average of very
few observations is simple, but if I would take the 75
days moving average the formula would have
been "enourmous"
Is there any formula or function that I can use to solve
this problem?
It is the equation in the first brackets that gives my
this pain, but I think there might be a solution that
includes the other brackets as well.
A B
13.10.2003 308 =(B5*1+B4*2+B3*3)/(1/2*(3^2+3))
10.03.2003 300 289,69
09.10.2003 300 285,29