I have a column of data comprising a series of 25 arrays. I would like to
generate an array whose elements are the average of the corresponding
positions in each of the 25 arrays.

Suppose, for example, the first array is in cells A1 to A1000, the 2nd in
A1001 to A2000, etc. What formula would give me the average of A1, A1001,
A2001, ..., A24001?

Hi

In cell B1 enter
=AVERAGE(OFFSET($A$1,(ROW()-1)*1000,0,1000,1))
and copy down through cells B2:B25
--
Regards

Roger Govier


"hmm" wrote in message
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I have a column of data comprising a series of 25 arrays. I would like
to
generate an array whose elements are the average of the corresponding
positions in each of the 25 arrays.

Suppose, for example, the first array is in cells A1 to A1000, the 2nd
in
A1001 to A2000, etc. What formula would give me the average of A1,
A1001,
A2001, ..., A24001?

I think this is simple

In cells C1 put the formula
=average(A1:A1000)

the copy this formula to cells C2 - C25.
C1 to c25 will be your array of averages.

"hmm" wrote:

I have a column of data comprising a series of 25 arrays. I would like to
generate an array whose elements are the average of the corresponding
positions in each of the 25 arrays.

Suppose, for example, the first array is in cells A1 to A1000, the 2nd in
A1001 to A2000, etc. What formula would give me the average of A1, A1001,
A2001, ..., A24001?

=SUM(IF(MOD(ROW($A$1:$A$24001)-1,1000)=0,$A$1:$A$24001,0))/25
as an array formula
--
Gary''s Student
gsnu200710


"hmm" wrote:

I have a column of data comprising a series of 25 arrays. I would like to
generate an array whose elements are the average of the corresponding
positions in each of the 25 arrays.

Suppose, for example, the first array is in cells A1 to A1000, the 2nd in
A1001 to A2000, etc. What formula would give me the average of A1, A1001,
A2001, ..., A24001?

Am I missing something or is it very simple?

=average(A1:A1000)

this will copy as
=average(A1001,2000)
=average(A2001,3000)
=average(A3001,4000)

etc



"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

In cell B1 enter
=AVERAGE(OFFSET($A$1,(ROW()-1)*1000,0,1000,1))
and copy down through cells B2:B25
--
Regards

Roger Govier


"hmm" wrote in message
...
I have a column of data comprising a series of 25 arrays. I would like
to
generate an array whose elements are the average of the corresponding
positions in each of the 25 arrays.

Suppose, for example, the first array is in cells A1 to A1000, the 2nd
in
A1001 to A2000, etc. What formula would give me the average of A1,
A1001,
A2001, ..., A24001?

Well, I think not. Copying down
=AVERAGE(A1:A1000)
will create
=AVERAGE(A2:A1001)
=AVERAGE(A3:A1002)
etc.


--
Regards

Roger Govier


"Joel" wrote in message
...
Am I missing something or is it very simple?

=average(A1:A1000)

this will copy as
=average(A1001,2000)
=average(A2001,3000)
=average(A3001,4000)

etc



"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

In cell B1 enter
=AVERAGE(OFFSET($A$1,(ROW()-1)*1000,0,1000,1))
and copy down through cells B2:B25
--
Regards

Roger Govier


"hmm" wrote in message
...
I have a column of data comprising a series of 25 arrays. I would
like
to
generate an array whose elements are the average of the
corresponding
positions in each of the 25 arrays.

Suppose, for example, the first array is in cells A1 to A1000, the
2nd
in
A1001 to A2000, etc. What formula would give me the average of A1,
A1001,
A2001, ..., A24001?