5-year rolling average definition

5-year rolling average means the average of data from the current year plus the previous 4 years of data available since the beginning of calendar year 2000. Where 5 years of data is not available, the 5-year rolling average means the average of data from the current year plus any available data from the previous 4 years since the beginning of calendar year 2000.
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