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I'm putting together a sheet that ranks a bunch of gamers based on their
stats. The ranking will be done once per week. After each ranking, I'm listing how much the rank changed since the previous ranking. So, I have a column of numbers which include both positive and negatives. The Sum and the Average of this column is always going to be zero, but I want to show the average change in absolute terms. I.e. the average player moved 2.5 ranks this week (whether up or down the ranks). I'm thinking AVERAGE(ABS(A:A)) but it doesn't calculate correctly. For this sample data: 1 -1 2 -2 3 -3 4 -4 That formula calculates "4" but it should be "2.5" -- Marc. |
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