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    How can I approach this problem regarding averages?

    [BAttached you will find the capacity model. I created a “Home” sheet to store some data to be use in the future. “Time Data” is now getting the information from the “ARS Data” and using the data from the “Home” sheet to create the averages.

    Now, we should be able to create the graphics based on “Time Data”. Also, we have to find a way to populate “Aux” column A and B automatically from the “ARS Data” and drag the formulas in C and D.

    Can you please help me with this problem?

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    Re: How can I approach this problem regarding averages?

    You will need to change your thread title to something that actually describes your problem, please.

    And while you are at doing that, please include more detail about what you are trying to do. Show the data you are working with (you did that) and show examples of your output and how you arrived at that?
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    Re: How can I approach this problem regarding averages?

    You will need to change your thread title to something that actually describes your problem, please.

    And while you are at doing that, please include more detail about what you are trying to do. Show the data you are working with (you did that) and show examples of your output and how you arrived at that?

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    Re: How can I approach this problem regarding averages?

    I am trying to populate “Aux” column A and B automatically from the “ARS Data” and drag the formulas in C and D. I am not sure how to do this can you please help?

    The purpose of this problem is to graph the data and see maximum amount of guests that are in the room so that way I know to increase the size of the room. That is what my data shows.

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    Re: How can I approach this problem regarding averages?

    expanding further. .

    The user will paste the data he/she wants to analyze in the “ARS Data” sheet. However, the “Aux” sheet will have to be populate automatically from it in order to generate the whole analysis.

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