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I'm trying to use a text string as the range in the AVERAGE function.
The AVERAGE function doesn't seem to like this. For example: =AVERAGE("A2" & ":" & "A6") (my real sheet uses VLOOKUP to derive the "A2" and "A6" references, but if you can get this simple text range to work, I can expand from there) I found one way that uses INDIRECT and ADDRESS, but this seems cumbersome. = AVERAGE(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(2,1) & ":" & ADDRESS(6,1))) Anyone have a simpler way to use text as the range input for the AVERAGE function? Thanks! |
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