Calculate a Moving Average in Microsoft Access

In this video, I will show you how to calculate a standard moving average (also called a rolling average, moving mean, or rolling mean) in Microsoft Access.

Windle from Williamsburg, Virginia (a Platinum Member) asks: can you show me how to do a moving average in Access?

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Members will see how to calculate the average over the last five periods instead of just the last five days. This is necessary if you have gaps in your dates (missing data on the weekends, for example).

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