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Kuroo

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Hi. I want to get my daily average but i dont know how. I have 7 days, i want to get 600 divide day 4 next day 700 divide day 5 and automatic into daily average row. Is this possible?
I have a table like this
Day1 150
Day2 300
Day 3 400
Day 4 600
Day 5 700
Day 6.....
Day 7.....
Daily average:
 

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The basic average function will ignore blank rows.
So just using this should do what you seem to be asking
Excel Formula:
=AVERAGE(B$2:B$8)
 
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i want to get 600 divide day 4 next day 700 divide day
That is not an average, an average would be (150+300+400+600)/4 or (150+300+400+600+700)/5 etc. Looking at your question, I think that this is closer to what you are asking for.
Book2.xlsx
AB
2Day1150
3Day2300
4Day3400
5Day4600
6Day5700
7Day6
8Day7
9Average140
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B9B9=LOOKUP(1E+100,B2:B8)/COUNT(B2:B8)
 
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Solution
That is not an average, an average would be (150+300+400+600)/4 or (150+300+400+600+700)/5 etc. Looking at your question, I think that this is closer to what you are asking for.
Book2.xlsx
AB
2Day1150
3Day2300
4Day3400
5Day4600
6Day5700
7Day6
8Day7
9Average140
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B9B9=LOOKUP(1E+100,B2:B8)/COUNT(B2:B8)
Thank you for helping me, this is grate. Thank you very much
 
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That is not an average,
It is if the column B figures are a cumulative total, which it looks like it might be.
If that is the case, another option would be:

21 09 05.xlsm
AB
2Day1150
3Day2300
4Day3400
5Day4600
6Day5700
7Day6
8Day7
9Average140
Average
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B9B9=MAX(B2:B8)/COUNT(B2:B8)
 
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