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Average of Multiple Calculations

  1. #1
    pdberger
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    Average of Multiple Calculations

    To all --
    I have two columns of numbers, and I would like to divide the 1st of each
    pair by the 2nd of the pair, and get the average of those calculations. Kind
    of addressing "the sum of the averages is different from the average of the
    sums" issue. So my data might look like this:

    A B
    1 10 4
    2 11 3
    3 15 6

    etc

    If my brain works right, the average of dividing 10/4, 11/3, & 15/6 would be
    2.89. Is this a number I can get with some sort of CSE formula?

    Thank you in advance.


  2. #2
    Domenic
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    Re: Average of Multiple Calculations

    Try...

    =AVERAGE(A1:A3/B1:B3)

    ....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.

    Hope this helps!

    In article <[email protected]>,
    pdberger <[email protected]> wrote:

    > To all --
    > I have two columns of numbers, and I would like to divide the 1st of each
    > pair by the 2nd of the pair, and get the average of those calculations. Kind
    > of addressing "the sum of the averages is different from the average of the
    > sums" issue. So my data might look like this:
    >
    > A B
    > 1 10 4
    > 2 11 3
    > 3 15 6
    >
    > etc
    >
    > If my brain works right, the average of dividing 10/4, 11/3, & 15/6 would be
    > 2.89. Is this a number I can get with some sort of CSE formula?
    >
    > Thank you in advance.


  3. #3
    paul
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    RE: Average of Multiple Calculations

    in colc a1/b1
    copy down
    at bottom average(c1:c100)
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    "pdberger" wrote:

    > To all --
    > I have two columns of numbers, and I would like to divide the 1st of each
    > pair by the 2nd of the pair, and get the average of those calculations. Kind
    > of addressing "the sum of the averages is different from the average of the
    > sums" issue. So my data might look like this:
    >
    > A B
    > 1 10 4
    > 2 11 3
    > 3 15 6
    >
    > etc
    >
    > If my brain works right, the average of dividing 10/4, 11/3, & 15/6 would be
    > 2.89. Is this a number I can get with some sort of CSE formula?
    >
    > Thank you in advance.
    >


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