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I want to create a column H that is, for instance, 10*G/(avg(G)). I can insert a column, then on the first row type =11*G1/@avg(G1:G40), copy that formula, visual-select the rows H2:H40 and Pc said formula. But pasting that formula with Pc changes the range in the average: I get =11*G2/@avg(G2:G41) etc, but I want to keep the average of the whole G column. The same thing happens if I have the average somewhere else and use that cell (for instance =11*G1/G41 where G41 has the value =@avg(G1:G40): pasting that will update the range for G1 and G41.
May be I dont get the problem correctly. If you want to keep the avg fixed, you can type 11*G1/@AvG($G$1:$G
$40), then you can copy and paste with Pc and G1 will get updated to reference G2, etc..
I want to create a column H that is, for instance, 10*G/(avg(G)). I can insert a column, then on the first row type
=11*G1/@avg(G1:G40)
, copy that formula, visual-select the rowsH2:H40
andPc
said formula. But pasting that formula withPc
changes the range in the average: I get=11*G2/@avg(G2:G41)
etc, but I want to keep the average of the whole G column. The same thing happens if I have the average somewhere else and use that cell (for instance=11*G1/G41
whereG41
has the value=@avg(G1:G40)
: pasting that will update the range forG1
andG41
.How to create a column based on another one?
Thanks!
Originally posted by @Nora-n in #847
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