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Hello
I have a spreadsheet with many columns of monthly data spanning many (let's say 50) years. I want to write a formula that shows the annual averages of each column of data. It is easy enough to get the average by simply typing =AVERAGE(B1:B13), but it is tedious to copy this formula, and then modify the starting and ending rows to average the data for the next year, especially because once you know the cell that is January of the first year, you know the range over which to take the average for every year (add eleven to get the final row of the first year, add one to get the first row of the next year, add eleven, etc). Is there a way to write a formula that would create the correct cell references? I have experimented with CONCATENATE and INDIRECT, but to no avail. Thank you very much |
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