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i have a spreadsheet that calculates averages, but as i add more columns, it
always calculates the same columns: B F G H I J ITEM AVG # ## # # the formula that i am using is =(SUM(G3:O3)-MIN(G3:O3)-MAX(G3:O3))/7 (drops the lowest and highest and make an olympic average to use). when i insert another row of the most recent data on the left side (push old data to the right, but keep the information). i insert a column between f and g (new column is now g...). the formula changes and continues to use the same values and not the new values... formula changes to =sum(h3:o3)-min(h3:o3)-max(h3:o3))/7 how do i get it the formula to limit itself to just the original selection, even if i insert columns in the selection? thank you, jat |
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