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Average of values that need to be looked up from another sheet
I have multiple price tables that go along a worksheet that are for different
products. For each product there is a: Low High Average These prices are reported weekly and the week is on the first column. I am trying to use a lookup prices so that I can average them by year, quarter and month. I created a unique ID for each product that is found in at the top left hand corner of each table so that I could use the offset function to find the starting reference point but now I am stuck as to how I can get it to perform the average once I have identified which table it is meant to grab the information from. Any help would be much appreciated. |
Average of values that need to be looked up from another sheet
Hi,
For many operations a better data layout would be UniqueID Date ProductDesc Low High Average This layout would allow filtering, pivot table, sorting, all kinds of overall, monthly, quarterly and yearly averages with relatively straight forward formulas. Data entry might also be easier because it would be at the bottom in one place rather than moving from table to table. A quick filter would show you the equivalent of your current table by product. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "NLJR" wrote: I have multiple price tables that go along a worksheet that are for different products. For each product there is a: Low High Average These prices are reported weekly and the week is on the first column. I am trying to use a lookup prices so that I can average them by year, quarter and month. I created a unique ID for each product that is found in at the top left hand corner of each table so that I could use the offset function to find the starting reference point but now I am stuck as to how I can get it to perform the average once I have identified which table it is meant to grab the information from. Any help would be much appreciated. |
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