Formula to Average lowest 10 of most recent 20 values

AZgolfer59

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I have columns of golf scores (by person and date of round) varying from 1 score to 30 scores and constantly being added to. I need a formula at the bottom to average the lowest 10 scores from the most recent 20. Some columns have many blanks, some are very few. And if a column has less than 20 scores, it needs to average whatever is available. Thanks!
 

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Row\Col
A​
B​
C​
D​
1​
Date​
Alan​
Barb​
Cain​
2​
01-Nov​
92​
3​
02-Nov​
95​
4​
03-Nov​
5​
04-Nov​
83​
81​
84​
6​
05-Nov​
96​
93​
7​
06-Nov​
8​
07-Nov​
79​
9​
08-Nov​
86​
10​
09-Nov​
98​
77​
11​
10-Nov​
80​
12​
11-Nov​
110​
13​
12-Nov​
90​
85​
93​
14​
13-Nov​
90​
15​
14-Nov​
85​
91​
16​
15-Nov​
17​
16-Nov​
95​
18​
17-Nov​
92​
74​
19​
18-Nov​
73​
90​
20​
19-Nov​
21​
20-Nov​
93​
72​
22​
87.5​
88.5​
83.1​

In B22 and copied across:

=IF(COUNT(B1:B21) < 10, AVERAGE(B1:B21), AVERAGE(SMALL(B1:B21, {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10})))

EDIT: That doesn't account for only considering the last 20 games.
 
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Sample data might be helpful to help see how we can define the most recent 20.

as an array formula(ctrl+shft+enter):
=AVERAGE(IF(RANK(Score,Score,1)<=10,Score,""))
 
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Ah:

Row\Col
A​
B​
C​
1​
75.4​
83.6​
2​
Date​
Alan​
Barb​
3​
01-Oct​
4​
02-Oct​
87​
5​
03-Oct​
6​
04-Oct​
80​
7​
05-Oct​
91​
8​
06-Oct​
87​
9​
07-Oct​
91​
10​
08-Oct​
11​
09-Oct​
12​
10-Oct​
79​
13​
11-Oct​
77​
14​
12-Oct​
74​
15​
13-Oct​
73​
16​
14-Oct​
94​
17​
15-Oct​
18​
16-Oct​
76​
19​
17-Oct​
74​
20​
18-Oct​
21​
19-Oct​
86​
22​
20-Oct​
23​
21-Oct​
94​
24​
22-Oct​
25​
23-Oct​
78​
26​
24-Oct​
92​
27​
25-Oct​
28​
26-Oct​
86​
88​
29​
27-Oct​
30​
28-Oct​
77​
31​
29-Oct​
32​
30-Oct​
78​
90​
33​
31-Oct​
34​
01-Nov​
35​
02-Nov​
78​
76​
36​
03-Nov​
75​
37​
04-Nov​
38​
05-Nov​
93​
39​
06-Nov​
75​
84​
40​
07-Nov​
79​
41​
08-Nov​
74​

In B2, confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter:

=IF(COUNT(B2:B41) < 10, AVERAGE(B2:B41), AVERAGE(SMALL(B41:INDEX(B2:B41, LARGE(ROW(B2:B41) * ISNUMBER(B2:B41), 20)), {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10})))
 
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Seems like this works! Thanks so much shg! :)

Ah:

Row\Col
A​
B​
C​
1​
75.4​
83.6​
2​
Date​
Alan​
Barb​
3​
01-Oct​
4​
02-Oct​
87​
5​
03-Oct​
6​
04-Oct​
80​
7​
05-Oct​
91​
8​
06-Oct​
87​
9​
07-Oct​
91​
10​
08-Oct​
11​
09-Oct​
12​
10-Oct​
79​
13​
11-Oct​
77​
14​
12-Oct​
74​
15​
13-Oct​
73​
16​
14-Oct​
94​
17​
15-Oct​
18​
16-Oct​
76​
19​
17-Oct​
74​
20​
18-Oct​
21​
19-Oct​
86​
22​
20-Oct​
23​
21-Oct​
94​
24​
22-Oct​
25​
23-Oct​
78​
26​
24-Oct​
92​
27​
25-Oct​
28​
26-Oct​
86​
88​
29​
27-Oct​
30​
28-Oct​
77​
31​
29-Oct​
32​
30-Oct​
78​
90​
33​
31-Oct​
34​
01-Nov​
35​
02-Nov​
78​
76​
36​
03-Nov​
75​
37​
04-Nov​
38​
05-Nov​
93​
39​
06-Nov​
75​
84​
40​
07-Nov​
79​
41​
08-Nov​
74​

<tbody>
</tbody>


In B2, confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter:

=IF(COUNT(B2:B41) < 10, AVERAGE(B2:B41), AVERAGE(SMALL(B41:INDEX(B2:B41, LARGE(ROW(B2:B41) * ISNUMBER(B2:B41), 20)), {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10})))
 
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You're welcome. Note that the dates must be in ascending order (i.e., most recent at bottom).
 
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Row\Col
A​
B​
C​
1​
Smallest​
2​
2​
3​
OfLast​
4​
5​
77.0​
81.0​
5​
Date​
Alan​
Barb​
6​
01-Oct​
7​
02-Oct​
87​
8​
03-Oct​
81​
9​
04-Oct​
80​
10​
05-Oct​
91​
11​
06-Oct​
87​
12​
07-Oct​
91​
13​
08-Oct​
14​
09-Oct​
15​
10-Oct​
74​

In B4,

=IF(COUNT(B5:B15) < Smallest,
AVERAGE(B5:B15),
AVERAGE(SMALL(B15:INDEX(B5:B15, LARGE((ROW(B5:B15) - ROW(B5) + 1) * ISNUMBER(B5:B15), OfLast)), ROW(INDIRECT("1:" & Smallest)))))


Smallest is $A$2 and OfLast is $A$4.
 
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