getting a complicated sheet to a table

Hi all,
I built a excel file to make some calculations for forex. I started with four prices for each day (open, high, low, close). I am calculating for four price ranges for the next day. That is ok. Another part of the sheet compares results to the predictions. From the four prices that come in everyday I calculate average over 8 weeks, over the last week, and individually for each day of the week. Here it is: TESTBook1.xlsx

I wanted to make a surface graph, but I have no table. I have no formula to use to make a table because the calculations are all over the sheet. I tried tracking through the cell where my "total" is put out, but it is a very long and involved trip. Even if I started a new sheet just to make a table, I can't get my head around the calculations.

I have two cells where I put in my adjustment numbers. In the first cell I put in a number from 0.00000 to at most 0.30000. The second cell I put in a number from 0.00000 to at most -0.30000. I then look at a third cell for the highest output. I got tired of typing in numbers, so I put sliders which works better.

So my table would have 0.00000 to 0.30000 on one axis and 0.00000 to -0.30000 on the other. The formula = ????

Am I even in the right ballpark for this? Any other ideas?

Thanks,
Steve

Hi and welcome to the forum

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