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compressing long columns into subset averages
Hello,
I am looking for an easy way to compress a large number of data, given in one long column, into a shorter column that contains the average of every N cells. Say for instance I have a column with one thousand numbers, and I want a new column of the one hundred 10-item averages. The averages would be consecutive, so if A1:A1000 contains my data, B1 would contain average(A1:A10), B2 would have average(A11:A20), and so forth. I would want N (here 10) to be user-specifiable (is that a word?), or it could be taken from a cell. I can think of a worksheet to do this, but is there a quick way to do it in the same worksheet that contains my data, e.g. using a function? |
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