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I have a list of numbers from G11 to G94 but I also am also using a filter in
other columns therefore I would like the average to change if I decide to filter. Basically I want the average to always be from the first number to the bottom number but the last cell will change due to me using the filter option. |
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Apologies you gave the range
=SUBTOTAL(101,G11:G94) Mike "AAS" wrote: I have a list of numbers from G11 to G94 but I also am also using a filter in other columns therefore I would like the average to change if I decide to filter. Basically I want the average to always be from the first number to the bottom number but the last cell will change due to me using the filter option. |
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=SUBTOTAL(101,A2:A100) Where A2 -A100 is the unfiltered range Mike "AAS" wrote: I have a list of numbers from G11 to G94 but I also am also using a filter in other columns therefore I would like the average to change if I decide to filter. Basically I want the average to always be from the first number to the bottom number but the last cell will change due to me using the filter option. |
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