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Norman Jones wrote:
Seems to work. Is it not possible to take the average of the column items without looping? Not AFAIK. Of course, you could use an external function to perform the work. In this connection, Alan Beban has a range of Array functions which may be of interest and which may be downloaded at: http://home.pacbell.net/beban/ . . . Regards, Norman Thanks for the plug, Norman, but Application.Average(Application.Index(PeriodicArra y, 0, n)) will return the average of the values in the nth column. Alan Beban |
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