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=Subtotal(9,xx:xx)
Replace the 9 with a 1 to get the average. See help on the SUBTOTAL function for the list of index numbers and their meaning. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "MGray" wrote in message ... Need formula to average column of numbers as is, and as they will be as I sort by using the Filter. I can do this for total counts using the =Subtotal(9,xx:xx) function but can't figure out how to do it for averages. Much appreciation! -- MGray |
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