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Hello Group:
I'm obviously new. To keep it simple, here's how I'll pose the question: Suppose I have multiple rows and two columns. Column A contains names of people Column B contains each person's age The last cell in column B is to be an average of the ages, so in that cell I insert the function =AVERAGE(B1:B100) This works fine, but as I add rows, I have to change the formula to include the recently added row, B101, then B102, etc) Is there any way I can make the function automatically include the last cell? Sort of like a wild symbol? It's not a big problem, but I'm just wondering if that's possible. Thanks. Jack |
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