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Moving average
Call ‘moving average’.
Specify ‘input range’ and ‘output range’. For now, leave ‘Interval’ blank.
The forecast value is in column E, and it can be seen that it is the average value of the three actual values in column D. If you look at the chart, the forecast is less volatile, because of course it shows three values as an average.
Now specify ‘interval’ as 5 and ‘output range’ so that it does not overlap.
Increasing the interval from 3 to 5 will naturally reduce volatility even more.
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