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I use multiple columns per month and would like to do an average (and other
functions) on past months to forcast a rate for future months. Since the columns that I want to average are not adjacent, I cannot find a way to do it. Is there a function to identify the columns similar to the sumif function, where I can identify the column based on a heading, and then average (or stddev, variance) them. Another approach would be to index into or offset or indirect into the table selecting every fifth column ie. average(b14:q14,5) average the values at b14,g14,L14,q14 |
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