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I am looking for a way to reference a cell to define a function range. That
is the standard function =AVERAGE(L3:L20) I would like to have the 3 and the 20 sourced from other cells. The goal is to be able to change all the average ranges in a spreadsheet by changing just one €śreference€ť cell. My mind would have it look like this =AVERAGE(L(=A1):L(=A2)) and cells A1 and A2 would define the range. And I could change all formula ranges, that references cell A1 and A2 with just an input to these two cells. Any ideas? Thank you for any help you can provide. Rich |
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