Hi Max

Thanks for the formula. I was able to make it work using columns not rows.
How do I make the starting value change every 15 cells automatically? My
spreadsheet is set out like below.

TIA
Bec

20/08/2007 19:22 0.7950
20/08/2007 19:23 0.8090
20/08/2007 19:24 0.8600
20/08/2007 19:25 0.8600
20/08/2007 19:26 0.8420
20/08/2007 19:27 0.8500
20/08/2007 19:28 0.8450
20/08/2007 19:29 0.8520
20/08/2007 19:30 0.8540
20/08/2007 19:31 0.8470
20/08/2007 19:32 0.8480
20/08/2007 19:33 0.8510
20/08/2007 19:34 0.8480
20/08/2007 19:35 0.8580
20/08/2007 19:36 0.8560 0.8450
20/08/2007 19:37 0.8560
20/08/2007 19:38 0.8500
20/08/2007 19:39 0.8540
20/08/2007 19:40 0.8560
20/08/2007 19:41 0.8310
20/08/2007 19:42 0.8400
20/08/2007 19:43 0.8410
20/08/2007 19:44 0.8530
20/08/2007 19:45 0.8550
20/08/2007 19:46 0.8570
20/08/2007 19:47 0.8310
20/08/2007 19:48 0.8430
20/08/2007 19:49 0.8540
20/08/2007 19:50 0.8360
20/08/2007 19:51 0.7940 0.8434


"Max" wrote:

Assuming the values to be averaged are running in C1 down

Put in D1:
=AVERAGE(OFFSET(C$1,ROWS($1:1)*15-15,,15))
Copy D1 down as far as required

D1 returns the average of C1:C15
D2 returns the average of C16:C30, and so on, as desired
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Max
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"Bec" wrote:
Hi have a spreadsheet which has lines for every minute of the day

20/8/07 1900
20/8/07 1901 etc etc for a number of weeks.

How do I easily find the average of each 15 minute period without having to
copy and paste an average formula every 15 lines? and so it's in one table
(ie no gaps)

TIA
Bec