Moving Average in Excel (Seven-Day Rolling Average)

How would you still do this if you had multiple data points on the same date but less data point on another date?

A video with exponential averages would be nice also. thanks.

i have some probably is a basic formula but I couldn't fine a way, I want get the average and I am using this for example =sum ( E1:E2)/2 but in the next column I have to find the average but it will be 3 numbers so I use =sum(E1:E3)/3 and so on. as you can see I cannot copy a formula I have to type one everyday. any one can help me to create a formula to just copy down.
thank you appreciate your help

Would you please help explaining calculating backward moving average ?

When I insert a value in row15, it did not work as what you shown in video. seems the formula did not catch it. (as row15 is out of the range). Pls guide. Thanks.

Great!

A superb little trick, very useful, thanks Alan

Sir please make a video , How to send multiple email from outlook with attachment through Excel showing the sending status of the that email on the second sheet with timestamp & Date by using Vba

Excellent explanation Alan. It is also possible to obtain the results for all periods using Add-In Moving Average. This will create a column of results obtaining the moving average of 7 days for each date (if there are at least 7 previous dates). Thank you!

Loved it.

Cool Straight Forward Formula...Thank You Alan :)

Nice. I use COUNTA instead of rows. This allows me to use this function on a non table.