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Variable sized average macro/function
Hi everyone,
I'm at a loss on how to do something, hopefully some guru here can help. I need to take a "variable-sized average" of data, and for the life of me, I can't get it to work with VBA / macros, etc... The best way to illustrate what I want to do is to describe what I am doing today, and the shortcomings will become obvious. - I have data in A1:A100 such as 1, 2, ...100 - I have data in B1:100 such as 10, 20, ... 1000 - I have a value in Z1 of 5 - Columns A and B are data - Cell Z1 is the number of samples to average Right now, in column D1, I have something like this: D5 = AVERAGE(A5:A1) D6 = AVERAGE(A6:A2) D7 = AVERAGE(A7:A3) |
Variable sized average macro/function
=IF(ROW()<$Z$1,"",AVERAGE(INDIRECT("A"&ROW()&":A"& ROW()-$Z$1+1)))
You could also use the offset function =IF(ROW()<$Z$1,"",AVERAGE(OFFSET(INDIRECT("A"&ROW( )),-$Z$1+1,0,$Z$1,1))) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "danwtf2004 " wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I'm at a loss on how to do something, hopefully some guru here can help. I need to take a "variable-sized average" of data, and for the life of me, I can't get it to work with VBA / macros, etc... The best way to illustrate what I want to do is to describe what I am doing today, and the shortcomings will become obvious. - I have data in A1:A100 such as 1, 2, ...100 - I have data in B1:100 such as 10, 20, ... 1000 - I have a value in Z1 of 5 - Columns A and B are data - Cell Z1 is the number of samples to average Right now, in column D1, I have something like this: D5 = AVERAGE(A5:A1) D6 = AVERAGE(A6:A2) D7 = AVERAGE(A7:A3) |
Variable sized average macro/function
Thanks Tom! That is working great.
I appreciate the help very much. da -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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