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I am running a yearly total for a weekly average on a new worksheet
every week as follows: =AVERAGE('6-23-05'!F18,'6-30-05'!F18,'7-7-05'!F18,'7-14-05'!F18, '7-21-05'!F18,'7-28-05'!F18,'8-04-05'!F18,'8-11-05'!F18,F18) When I copy the blank template to add a new week, I have to manually add the cell of the previous week to the equation. Is there a way to automate this? Eventually, this value is going to get incredibly long, so I'm thinking there must be a better way. Obviously I'm not terribly bright when it comes to Excel, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks, -John |
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