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I have averaged a column of numbers. Why do I have to average again in I
change one of the numbers? |
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hi, averagem again? Is your calculation set as automatic?
hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "timbrook" escreveu: I have averaged a column of numbers. Why do I have to average again in I change one of the numbers? |
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