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how do i add weekly averages in excel

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    phildav
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    how do i add weekly averages in excel

    Hi there. Can anyone please tell me how i can take an average from one week,
    and add it to the next average for the following week on a new sheet to work
    out an overall average of the set amount of weeks?

    And also is there a way of automatically regenerating a sheet on a weekly
    basis please?







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    jseven
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    Re: how do i add weekly averages in excel

    I think you need to provide more detail. What are you averaging? What
    is your result? Is it a number or a percentage? If it's a percentage,
    based on what?

    Then it's a question of what level of math would give you the result
    you want.

    If for instance, if your "average" is a simple number, then you have to
    ask if you are OK with simply taking the "average" number from each
    week, adding them up, and dividing by the number of weeks. OR Do you
    need to add up the total "volume" for all weeks and divide by the
    number of weeks?

    If what you are looking for is based on percentages, you should do a
    weighted average which would be done by multiplying each volume by its
    percentage, adding all those values, and dividing by the total volume.

    More info please.

    Regards,
    Jamie


    phildav wrote:
    > Hi there. Can anyone please tell me how i can take an average from one week,
    > and add it to the next average for the following week on a new sheet to work
    > out an overall average of the set amount of weeks?
    >
    > And also is there a way of automatically regenerating a sheet on a weekly
    > basis please?



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    phildav
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    Re: how do i add weekly averages in excel

    Thanks for replying Jamie.

    The averages are numbers. It's average scores within a darts league. The
    players averages are worked out each week and just wanted to work out the
    seasonal average as I go along. I am satisfied with just taking the
    "average" from each week to work out the seasonal average.

    many thanks
    Phil


    "jseven" wrote:

    > I think you need to provide more detail. What are you averaging? What
    > is your result? Is it a number or a percentage? If it's a percentage,
    > based on what?
    >
    > Then it's a question of what level of math would give you the result
    > you want.
    >
    > If for instance, if your "average" is a simple number, then you have to
    > ask if you are OK with simply taking the "average" number from each
    > week, adding them up, and dividing by the number of weeks. OR Do you
    > need to add up the total "volume" for all weeks and divide by the
    > number of weeks?
    >
    > If what you are looking for is based on percentages, you should do a
    > weighted average which would be done by multiplying each volume by its
    > percentage, adding all those values, and dividing by the total volume.
    >
    > More info please.
    >
    > Regards,
    > Jamie
    >
    >
    > phildav wrote:
    > > Hi there. Can anyone please tell me how i can take an average from one week,
    > > and add it to the next average for the following week on a new sheet to work
    > > out an overall average of the set amount of weeks?
    > >
    > > And also is there a way of automatically regenerating a sheet on a weekly
    > > basis please?

    >
    >


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