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Wow! Talk about doing things the hard way!! Wouldn't it be a lot
simpler/cleaner/easier to use a formula? HowTo: Create 2 local scope Defined Names; 1 for the months col, 1 for the formula that calcs the average... -Select A1 on "2016" and open the Define Name dialog -in the namebox type 2016!ThisMonth -in the RefersTo box type =$A1 -click the 'Add' button -in the namebox type 2016!MonthAvg -in the RefersTo box type =SUMIF(A:A,ThisMonth,C:C)/COUNTIF(A:A,ThisMonth) -click the 'Add' button Repeat this for each sheet. -in colD enter the formula =MonthAvg once for each month you want to avg. (I put it in D4 and D7 for your sample data, but anywhere in a month's range will work!) -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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