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-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Margo Guda" wrote in message ... I tried this: =AVERAGE(INDIRECT("D"&(8+$AJ$7*$AJ9)&":D"&(8+$AJ$ 7*$AJ9+$AJ$7-1))) where D8 is the first of the long column of data, and ak8 through a large number contains the compressed averages, while aj8 and up count the instances, starting with 0 in aj8. AJ7 contains the divider. Your method is much more elegant. Thanks! T. Valko wrote: Typo: C1 = 10 =AVERAGE(OFFSET(A$1,(ROWS(B$1:B1)-1)*C$1,,10)) Should be: =AVERAGE(OFFSET(A$1,(ROWS(B$1:B1)-1)*C$1,,C$1)) |
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