Moving average last 5 numeric number, N/A for any zero cells and the omitting that for next moving average

ttngu17

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Hello,
I have been trying to find the formula that will work for the finding the moving average of the last 5 numeric number , for those that have "0" value would be "N/A" and that "0" would be excluded from calculating the next moving average.
Below is the table that i'm working on. I'm able to get to the following formula where it calculate moving 5 correctly, but after there is a zero entry it includes the 0 in its calculation where I would like to skip it . For example on row 11 I would like it to calculate the average of row 11,9,8,7,6

Current formula I have is
=IF(A6<=0,NA(),AVERAGE(OFFSET(A6,0,0,-5,1)))

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks so much in advance.

1​
Data5 days moving average
2​
1158150.93​
3​
1371140.64​
4​
944049​
5​
1143291.87​
6​
1657468.86​
1254820​
7​
1433896.28​
1309969​
8​
1634534.82​
1362648​
9​
2160770.04​
1605992​
10​
0​
#N/A​
11​
1903487.21​
1426538​
12​
1709663.66​
13​
1394217.07​
14​
1253709.87​
15​
1183419.02​
 

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Book2
AB
1Data5 days moving average
21158150.931158150.93
31371140.641264645.785
49440491157780.19
51143291.871154158.11
61657468.861254820.26
71433896.281309969.33
81634534.821362648.166
92160770.041605992.374
100#N/A
111903487.211758031.442
121709663.661768470.402
131394217.071760534.56
141253709.871684369.57
151183419.021488899.366
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B15B2=IF(A2:A15=0,NA(),MAP(A2:A15,LAMBDA(m,AVERAGE(TAKE(FILTER(A2:m,A2:m<>0),-5)))))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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