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How to Calculate a 3 Month Average in Excel Using the AVERAGE Function

Learn how to calculate a 3-month average in Excel with the AVERAGE function and apply it across multiple data sets easily.

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To calculate a 3-month average in Excel, use the AVERAGE function. For instance, if your data spans cells B2 to B4, enter `=AVERAGE(B2:B4)` in the desired cell. To apply this formula across multiple sets, drag the fill handle over adjacent cells to automatically adjust the ranges, simplifying the averaging process for a series of data.

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  1. What formula do I use to calculate a 3 month average in Excel?

    Use the AVERAGE function with your data range, such as =AVERAGE(B2:B4), to calculate a 3 month average in Excel.

  2. How can I easily apply the 3 month average formula to multiple data sets in Excel?

    After entering the formula, drag the fill handle across adjacent cells to automatically adjust the ranges and apply the average calculation to multiple data sets.

  3. Can the AVERAGE function in Excel handle more than 3 months of data?

    Yes, you can adjust the range inside the AVERAGE function to include as many months as needed, for example, =AVERAGE(B2:B6) for a 5-month average.

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