How I manually calculate the Average Valuated Stock Value like in MC.3

In the R/3 transaction MC.3 the "Average Valuated Stock Value" help window shows a formula to calculate it.
AVSV = ( begining stock value + n stock value at months end ) / ( n + 1 )
What is the meaning of the N?. Where is this value come from.?
I'd really appreciate any help.

Hi
N is the number of periods. The calculation with an example is as follows:
Op. Stock Value on 1.12.2006: 40
Cl. Stock Value on 31.12.2006: 80
Op. Stock Value on 1.1.2007: 80
Cl. Stock Value on 31.1.2007: 120
The above can be viewed in MB5B
In MC.3, if you choose the period 12.2006 to 01.2007, the calculations are as follows:
AVSV for 12.2006: {40+(1*80)}/2 = 60 [N = 1 period]
AVSV for 01.2007: {80+(1*120)}/2 = 100 [N = 1 Period]
Total AVSV for 12.2006 to 01.2007: {40+(2*120)}/3 = 93.33 [N = 2 Periods]
Hope this clarifies.
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