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I'm creating a price list and need to have an average price list out of
6 prices on the end end of each line for about 1500 lines.
Individually doing this would take a long time, any tips?


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Assuming Columns A through F contain your prices, try...

G1, copied down:

=AVERAGE(A1:F1)

Hope this helps!


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Logan wrote:
I'm creating a price list and need to have an average price list out of
6 prices on the end end of each line for about 1500 lines.
Individually doing this would take a long time, any tips?


If your pricing is in col A to F in col G
put =Average(A1:F1) and copy it down col G
by grabbing the lower right hand corner.

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