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in the worksheet, a1 to a10 have numbers. I want to calculate to a
in the worksheet, a1 to a10 have numbers. I want to calculate to average
value for two value. i.e. average(a1:a2), average(a3:a4),......average(a9:a10) (no. of average value=5). If the data range is from a1 to a100, then the above method seems very unconvenient because no. of averge value=50) CAN ANY ONE GIVE ME A HELP?? bY Raymond |
in the worksheet, a1 to a10 have numbers. I want to calculate to a
In B2 enter:
=AVERAGE(A1:A2) and copy down column B You don't have to re-type each formula. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200849 "raymond" wrote: in the worksheet, a1 to a10 have numbers. I want to calculate to average value for two value. i.e. average(a1:a2), average(a3:a4),......average(a9:a10) (no. of average value=5). If the data range is from a1 to a100, then the above method seems very unconvenient because no. of averge value=50) CAN ANY ONE GIVE ME A HELP?? bY Raymond |
in the worksheet, a1 to a10 have numbers. I want to calculate to a
=AVERAGE(INDIRECT("A"&ROW(A1)*2-1&":A"&ROW(A1)*2))
And copying down will do what you want. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "raymond" wrote: in the worksheet, a1 to a10 have numbers. I want to calculate to average value for two value. i.e. average(a1:a2), average(a3:a4),......average(a9:a10) (no. of average value=5). If the data range is from a1 to a100, then the above method seems very unconvenient because no. of averge value=50) CAN ANY ONE GIVE ME A HELP?? bY Raymond |
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