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MGray

Averaging Data continuously when using Filter function - Need Help
 
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

T. Valko

Averaging Data continuously when using Filter function - Need Help
 
=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.

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"MGray" wrote in message
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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




Sheeloo

Averaging Data continuously when using Filter function - Need Help
 
Use 1 (to include hidden values) or 101 (to exclude hidden values) instead of
9 to get average...
Filtered values are always excluded.

Look in Help for subtotal for details.

"MGray" wrote:

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


Luke M

Averaging Data continuously when using Filter function - Need Help
 
Use the average function number.

=SUBTOTAL(1,xx:xx)

Note that function #9 is sum, not count (#2).
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"MGray" wrote:

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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