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I have a formula:
=AVERAGE(Sheet1!K$4:K$34)

I am trying to drag down on the worksheet (no across)... so the formula will
be:

=average(sheet1!L$4:L$34)
=average(sheet!M$4:M$34)
and so on...when I drag the formula down the column.

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=AVERAGE(INDIRECT("sheet1!" & CHAR(ROW(K1)+COLUMN()+64 - 1)& 4 & ":" &
CHAR(ROW(K1) + COLUMN() + 64 - 1) & 34))
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"Danielle" wrote:

I have a formula:
=AVERAGE(Sheet1!K$4:K$34)

I am trying to drag down on the worksheet (no across)... so the formula will
be:

=average(sheet1!L$4:L$34)
=average(sheet!M$4:M$34)
and so on...when I drag the formula down the column.

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