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Josh W.
So, I've got this equation to SUM two averages. Here it is:
=SUM(B7:B8)/COUNT(B7:B8)+SUM(B9:B10)/COUNT(B9:B10)
Simple enough, right?
WELL, I just discovered that I needed to add extra rows. When I did so,
the equation turned to this, naturally:
=SUM(B7:B9)/COUNT(B7:B9)+SUM(B10:B12)/COUNT(B10:B12)
However...! When I began to add values the equation turned into this
on its own(!):
=SUM(B7:B12)/COUNT(B7:B12)+SUM(B10:B12)/COUNT(B10:B12)
As I added the values down the line, after the third value entered, the
function expanded to SUM/COUNT the whole of the 6 rows, instead of
the first 3 rows only. It looks like some sort of macro or automatic
function, but I don't know how to turn it off. It's throwing off my
figures.
Thank for any help!
=SUM(B7:B8)/COUNT(B7:B8)+SUM(B9:B10)/COUNT(B9:B10)
Simple enough, right?
WELL, I just discovered that I needed to add extra rows. When I did so,
the equation turned to this, naturally:
=SUM(B7:B9)/COUNT(B7:B9)+SUM(B10:B12)/COUNT(B10:B12)
However...! When I began to add values the equation turned into this
on its own(!):
=SUM(B7:B12)/COUNT(B7:B12)+SUM(B10:B12)/COUNT(B10:B12)
As I added the values down the line, after the third value entered, the
function expanded to SUM/COUNT the whole of the 6 rows, instead of
the first 3 rows only. It looks like some sort of macro or automatic
function, but I don't know how to turn it off. It's throwing off my
figures.
Thank for any help!