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Average and Round together
Hi there,
I want to use both Average and Round functions at the same time. Can they be used together if so in what order?. My range of figures is A2:a22. Any help greatly appreciated Thanks Suzanne |
Answer: Average and Round together
Hi Suzanne,
Yes, you can definitely use the Code:
Average Code:
Round
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Average and Round together
1) You can use them together
2) the order depends on what you want to accompliss: do you want the average of rounded values, or do you want to round the calculated average In the first case you need an array formula, i.e., one you enter by pressing Ctrl-Shift-Enter =average(round(a1:a10,N)) replace the N with the number of digits The second one is simply =round(average(A1:A10),N) "Grd" wrote: Hi there, I want to use both Average and Round functions at the same time. Can they be used together if so in what order?. My range of figures is A2:a22. Any help greatly appreciated Thanks Suzanne |
Average and Round together
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Tx S "Duke Carey" wrote: 1) You can use them together 2) the order depends on what you want to accompliss: do you want the average of rounded values, or do you want to round the calculated average In the first case you need an array formula, i.e., one you enter by pressing Ctrl-Shift-Enter =average(round(a1:a10,N)) replace the N with the number of digits The second one is simply =round(average(A1:A10),N) "Grd" wrote: Hi there, I want to use both Average and Round functions at the same time. Can they be used together if so in what order?. My range of figures is A2:a22. Any help greatly appreciated Thanks Suzanne |
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