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I understand that subtotal 101 calculates an average of cells in a column
without counting the hidden rows. Is there a comparable method to calculate
the average of cells in a row without counting the hidden column values?

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As I explained in your identical post of a couple of hours ago, there is no
direct function in Excel to do this. Did you try the method I gave your here

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...f-5d303366c788
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I understand that subtotal 101 calculates an average of cells in a column
without counting the hidden rows. Is there a comparable method to calculate
the average of cells in a row without counting the hidden column values?

Goody

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