Download an Exponential Moving Average Example in Excel

The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) helps identify price trends by giving more weight to recent values. You can create this trendline in Excel without using macros or add-ins. By downloading this example, you'll learn how to manually calculate EMA using a formula and display it on an Excel chart.

Exponential Moving Average in Excel

This method requires no special tools – just formulas. Use it to make your data analysis more visual and professional. Watch the video to learn the following aspects:

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How to write an Excel formula and build a trading channel based on the EMA curve on a candlestick price chart is described in detail here:

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Exponential Moving Average is a powerful tool for price analysis! You can easily create it using Excel formulas without any complexity. By adding EMA to your chart, you'll better track trends and make more informed data-driven decisions.

Download an Exponential Moving Average Example in Excel