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Thank You very Much for the Solution.
Regards, icsonu "icsonu" wrote: That means =SUBTOTAL(101, M5:M5292) will SUM the visible rows. and =SUBTOTAL(101, M5:M5292) will AVERAGE them. And what is 101 in the subtotal option "Duke Carey" wrote: =subtotal(101,range) That will calculate average over just the rows that are displayed - i.e, it ignores hidden rows "icsonu" wrote: I have a Sheet in which i have 12 columns containing text Values, and 4 columns having numeric values. I have to calculate the average of the 4 columns of the numeric values. I want the average to be displayed as per I add the filter to the 12 text values columns randomly. Can U help me out. I am willing to send you the Sheet so you can have a better Idea. Regards icsonu |
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