Average KW's value

Hello BW experts ,
We have a requirement as below ,
The report should run for Last 12 months excluding the current month only.
It means the user will enter 012.2006 then data for 012.2005 to 011.2006 should be displayed in the report.
I have done this by means of infosets in query over the Fiscal Year / period.
Now I want to calculate the Average value of KW 's over a period of 12 months.
We have Fiscal Year/Period and KW's per month.
Fiscal Year /Period 012.2005 , 001.2006 ,002.2006 ......011.2006 ( 12 months )
KW's 100 , 200 , 400................900 ( 12 values )
Formula for
Avg KW's
per month = ( 100 + 200 400.....+900 ) /12 = for period 012.2005 to 011.2006 each month this value should be same .
So,
Avg Kw's
per month = Say 123 ( for 012.2005 ) ,
 123 ( for 001.2006 ),123,123......till 12 month.
How to get this figure ?
Thanks in Advance ,
Amol Kulkarni .

Soory Venkat ,
It's offsets.
Please reply how to get Average .
I have created Offsets for Fiscal Year Period in Rows from 0 to -11 .
Then I drag drop the key figure KW's in the Columns.
I create a structrue and then for Each Fiscal Year /period 0 to -11 offsets ,
I drag drop the same key figure KW's.
So I have 12 selections for KWs for each month.
Then I created another formula as Average KW's and then added these 12 selections and divide by 12.
But when I check the result I get following reply ,
suppose I have
100 , 200 , 300 , 400 , 500 .....KWs value over the last 12 months ,
then the Avg KWs gives me the result as 100/12 for 011.2005 , 200/12 for 001.2006 , 300/12 for 003.2006 ...till 12 months.
It seems the formula created by me is dividing each KW's by 12 and not making the sum of KW's first and then dividing by 12.
Amol.

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