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I have an excel spreadsheet that has 50,000 rows and all info ins in one
column. I would like to consolidate it to 10,000. When I go to B1 and put in =average(A1:A2500) it averages fine. However when copying this code and pasting it in B2 the formula turns into =average(A2:A2501). I would like to have these numbers increment by 10 instead of 1. Is this possible? Please let me know! |
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