![]() ![]() Then exponential moving average data will be shown in Column C. In the Set Values dialog, make following settings: ![]() You can right click on Column C, and select Set Column Values from the shortcut menu. Suppose you want to perform exponential moving average on Column B with time period of 10. You can use it to calculate Moving Average.Įxponential moving average can also be done in Origin. We will investigate EMA further and hopefully add it in future version. We don't have exponential moving averaging yet but maybe you can use formulas after calculating simple moving average to get exponential moving averaging. You can set the formula to be movavg(col(A), 2, 2) to get moving average of 5 points. Then in Set Column Values dialog, find the function from We added single moving average in Origin 9.0. Please help.Ī similar problem is to find the exponential moving averages of a column data, popular in financial markets. This can be easily performed in Excel, but I find it impossible in Origin. For instance, for 5 point moving average, the fifth row of the result column should be the average of the first five rows of the data column, the sixth row of the result column should be the average of row 2 to row 6 of the data column and so on. ![]() I wanted to perform simple moving average of a column data.
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