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Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!

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    Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!

    Hello Everyone

    I need some help to develop a formula to find avg of last 10 days and last 5 days
    I m total new to this formula developing thingy.

    Solve this.PNG

    this is the case, I know its simple for u guys..

    I just want the cell to show avg per tap
    like for 10 days we need to add last 10 cells of product column and divide it by sum of last 10 cells in taps used column
    thats it i tried but in vain.. i dont know why..

    Also i want it be blank for present and future dates. (not compulsory)

    thanks in advance
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    Re: Formulae Required - A newbie User!!

    Hi bikram,

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    Re: Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!

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    Re: Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!

    Thanks Bikram Mitra

    Also would appreciate if you could upload a sample workbook for quick practical try

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    Re: Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!



    aww.. Got a local help and formula developed... yippie!!

    It was quite simple by writing it directly into the cell, before i was trying just by selecting cells.
    didnt know that i have to combine 2 formulas.

    anyways its done the formula is "=PRODUCT(SUM(E2:E11),1/SUM(D2:D11))"

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    Re: Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!

    Now another development with same workbook.

    Should i start a new Topic??
    Do let me know if i have to start a new one.

    I made 2 extra columns with Last 5-Days Avg and Last 10-Days Avg
    But the cell showing error but working (what should i do for that??)

    Book1.xlsx

    Also i want to make the cell blank for next or new dates as they giving some result
    and its disturbing the Conditional formatting (Color Scales).

    Also i copy pasted last month's data for result on first dates of this month.

    So what changes should i made to this formula.
    This is my first workbook so please help..!!

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    Re: Formula for Avg from 2 columns (last 10 cells) - A newbie User!!

    Hello mitrbikram, and welcome to the forum.

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