AVERAGE Function
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The AVERAGE formula takes a range of numbers. Are you sure you're actually returning a valid range? I would break out the lookup function (which should only return a specific value) and see if it works.
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Ann Ann Start at D2 =AVERAGE(OFFSET($A$1,8*(ROWS(D$2:D2)-1),0,8)) Copy down
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Jose Joie Rain Lising If those were plain texts, you can use 'find and replace'. If those were numbers with comma as decimal separator, you can change the format. If you want it as is and just get the sum, you can use MAP() or BYROW() functions, replacing/substituting the comma with a period and multiplying it with 1 then wrap with SUM() or AVEGARE() functions.
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=AVERAGE(SUMIFS('Batch 1'!Z$6:Z, 'Batch 1'!C$6:C, ">="&E39, 'Batch 1'!C$6:C, "<"&E40), SUMIFS('Batch 2'!Z$6:Z, 'Batch 2'!C$6:C, ">="&E39, 'Batch 2'!C$6:C, "<"&E40))
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- Where do you want the Result and in what Format ?
- Even if say NEVER will happen, still should include something in Formula/Function to cover that...
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English Anglais Gửi bạn =AVERAGE(IF(A1:D4="",,A1:D4)) Nếu nhấn Enter không ra kết quả thì nhấn Ctrl Shift Enter nhé
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Lisa J. Emerson i would do something like this
=TEXT(AVERAGE(F2:F800),"0.00")&" g" or use a custom formatting like #,##0.00 "g"
That said I will specifically use custom formatting so that I can further use the value in someother calculations. Making it as text formatting only increases use of functions.
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wrap the formula in =IFERROR() function and return a value if there is an error is your formula (not shown so have no idea what the formula is). Other item, if these are merged cells, its going to make copying formulas difficult. Merged cells should really be avoided at almost all times.
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Using standard deviation is not the preferred approach to compute control limits. To use the average moving range, see https://peltiertech.com/introducing-control-charts-run-charts/
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