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Hi Sherry!
No problem, let me gear down a bit... :) First we need to define a dynamic range. In doing so, the range will automatically adjust as new data is entered. But we'll need to name this range and provide a reference for it. Go to the top of your Excel menu and select Insert. Then select Name, and then Define. A new window will open. Where it says 'Name:', enter the name you wish to use for this range. In my example, I used Data, but you can use whichever name you wish. Once you've entered the name, enter the reference where it says 'Refers to:'. The reference would be... =Sheet1!$D$13:INDEX(Sheet1!$D$13:$D$65536,MATCH(9. 99999999999999E+307,She et1!$D$13:$D$65536)) Once you've entered the reference, click OK. Now you can use the following formula to give you your average... =AVERAGE(Data) So as you can see, the range we're using for the AVERAGE function is Data, which we defined in the first step. Hope this helps! In article , Sherry wrote: I risk causing some upset here but...............Ummmmm What does that all mean Domenic? Some dumb questions to follow!! Which cell do I name Data??? Where do I place =Sheet1!$D$13:INDEX(Sheet1!$D$13:$D$65536,MATCH(9. 99999999999999E+307,She et1!$D$13:$D$65536)) ???? Where do I use the formula... =AVERAGE(Data) Perhaps I should have included the fact that I am very new to this functions and macro stuff. A point that I am sure after this post will become painfully obvious. LOL "Domenic" wrote: Define a dynamic range... Insert Name Define Name: Data Refers to: =Sheet1!$D$13:INDEX(Sheet1!$D$13:$D$65536,MATCH(9. 99999999999999E+307,She et1!$D$13:$D$65536)) Click Ok Then use the following formula... =AVERAGE(Data) Hope this helps! In article , Sherry wrote: Hello all! I wish to obtain the average of a number of numeric cells but wish this average to be ongoing rather than restricted to a range of cells. For example =AVERAGE(D13:D17) will only give the average of the cells D13 to D17 but I will be continually adding more data and wish for this to be calculated in the average also. My overall objective here is to carry out evaluations on staff performance and as each new review arrives from a client regarding a staff member, I will be adding a new row to include this data.Therefore need to have the number of all reviews received whether it be five or fifty to be calculated in the overall average. I have not been able to identify anything in the application help to cover this use of the average function and help will be greatfully appreciated Cheers Sherry |
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