perform monthly calculations on daily data

jturn00

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I have a spreadsheet that contains Dates, stock prices and returns over a 10 year period.
Volatility Estimation Techniques.xls
ABCD
2DatePxLastPn/Pn-1LN(Pn/Pn-1)
31/13/19940.9063#REF!#REF!
41/14/19940.93751.0344260.0338464
51/17/199411.0666670.0645385
61/18/19940.93750.9375-0.064539
71/19/19940.84380.900053-0.105301
81/20/19940.85941.0184880.018319
91/24/19940.84380.981848-0.018319
101/25/19940.85941.0184880.018319
111/26/19940.81250.945427-0.056119
121/27/19940.84381.0385230.0377996
131/28/19940.843810
141/31/19940.81250.962906-0.0378
152/1/19940.84381.0385230.0377996
162/2/19940.750.888836-0.117842
172/3/19940.84381.1250670.1178423
182/4/19940.843810
192/8/19940.82810.981394-0.018782
202/9/19940.84381.0189590.0187816
212/11/19940.8751.0369760.0363084
222/14/19940.95311.0892570.0854959
232/15/19941.03131.0820480.0788556
242/16/19941.06251.0302530.0298045
252/17/19941.062510
Daily - 10 yrs



I want to take this 10 year history and create an average return on a monthly basis column D and calculate the standard deviation on a monthly basis. Any ideas. I would like to put the results on a separate sheet / table. I didn't use a pivot table since grouping put all the JAN months together I need them separated out by year. I also couldn't figure out how to put a standard deviation equation into a pivot table. I will use the results to import into another software application so having the results in a excel sheet (non pivot table) seems easier but considering my experience I could be wrong.
 

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