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    Lightbulb Averages

    How would I find the average temperature reported by node 6 in this case?

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    Re: Averages

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    Also, an image attachment has very little value. Just attach the Excel file. It's easier than taking a screenshot first and then attaching that.
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    Re: Averages

    Thanks jazzer,

    I would rather not include the excel file because I want to figure this out for myself. The spreadsheet has many other components to it and it's a class assignment.

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    Re: Averages

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    Also, an image attachment has very little value. Just attach the Excel file. It's easier than taking a screenshot first and then attaching that.
    I get an error in value message #value! with this function. Any ideas?

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    Re: Averages

    I tested that formula by mocking up a spreadsheet based on your screenshot, and it works.

    I have no idea why you are getting a #VALUE error without having your file.

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