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I am trying to get some square footages...I have a series of lengths in one
column, and a series of widths in the next...I want to get an average width and multiply it by the sum of the lengths...the formula is roughly...(A1*B1)/Ax:(A28+B28)/Ax...where Ax is the sum of A1:A28 in this case...that formula obviously does not work...is there an easier way to enter this than to individually plug in every cell in a huge equation?...does this make any sense...thank you for any and all help... |
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![]() hawsoon13 Wrote: I am trying to get some square footages...I have a series of lengths in one column, and a series of widths in the next...I want to get an average width and multiply it by the sum of the lengths...the formula is roughly...(A1*B1)/Ax:(A28+B28)/Ax...where Ax is the sum of A1:A28 in this case...that formula obviously does not work...is there an easier way to enter this than to individually plug in every cell in a huge equation?...does this make any sense...thank you for any and all help... If Column A is where the lengths are entered and Column B is where the widths are entered, your formula is =AVERAGE(B1:B28)*SUM(A1:A28) where *average(B1:B28)* is the average of the widths in Column B & *sum(A1:A28)* is the sum to the lengths in Column A Hope this is what you are looking for. Regards. -- BenjieLop ------------------------------------------------------------------------ BenjieLop's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=11019 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=399330 |
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From the title I would have guessed
=AVERAGE((A16:A18)*(B16:B18)) which is an array formula, and is committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter but from the description I think you might mean =SUMPRODUCT(A16:A18,B16:B18)/SUM(A16:A18) which is not an array formula -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "hawsoon13" wrote in message ... I am trying to get some square footages...I have a series of lengths in one column, and a series of widths in the next...I want to get an average width and multiply it by the sum of the lengths...the formula is roughly...(A1*B1)/Ax:(A28+B28)/Ax...where Ax is the sum of A1:A28 in this case...that formula obviously does not work...is there an easier way to enter this than to individually plug in every cell in a huge equation?...does this make any sense...thank you for any and all help... |
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