Hello
First time post so please bare with me.
I have two numbers as follows:
Dec-11 1,071.69
And I have an Average for Dec-12 1,087.46.
I need to interpolate in Excel the numbers such that for each month of 2012 there is linear interpolation from 1071.69 to a max of 1,087.46. HOWEVER, the average of the interpolated numbers must equal 1,087.46.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Ed
If there are numbers that fall in the range from A to B, then the average of those number cannot be A (or B) unless they are all equal to A (or B).
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Sorry it might help better if I give an example.
Dec.11 1071.69
Jan.12
Feb.12
Mar.12
Apr.12
May.12
Jun.12
Jul.12
Aug.12
Sep.12
Oct.12
Nov.12
Dec.12 Average for 2012 is 1,087.46
I need to fill the months of 2012 so that they interpolate in a linear form but in doing so the average for 2012 for all the numbers equals 1,087.46.
Thanks
Ah.
---A--- ---------------------B---------------------- 1 1071.69 A1: Input 2 1087.46 A2: Input 3 4 1074.12 A4 and down: =A$1+(A$2-A$1)*ROWS(A$4:A4)/6.5 5 1076.54 6 1078.97 7 1081.39 8 1083.82 9 1086.25 10 1088.67 11 1091.10 12 1093.53 13 1095.95 14 1098.38 15 1100.80
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate
Thanks, but the max number cant be over 1087.46.
I thought we already went down this path.
If you have a bunch of numbers, some less than X but none greater than X, their average MUST BE LESS THAN X.
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