How to Calculate Average in Excel: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to easily calculate the average in Excel with simple formulas and features.
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To calculate the average in Excel, select the cells you want to average, then use the formula `=AVERAGE(range)`. For example, if your data is in cells A1 to A10, you would type `=AVERAGE(A1:A10)` and press Enter. Excel will calculate and display the average of the selected cells. Alternatively, you can use the AutoSum feature on the Home tab, clicking on the arrow next to AutoSum and selecting Average.
FAQs & Answers
- What is the AVERAGE formula in Excel? The AVERAGE formula in Excel is used to calculate the mean of a set of numbers by using the syntax `=AVERAGE(range)`.
- How do I use AutoSum to find the average in Excel? To use AutoSum for averaging, click on the AutoSum button on the Home tab, then select 'Average' from the dropdown menu to automatically calculate the average of selected cells.
- Can I calculate the average of non-adjacent cells in Excel? Yes, you can calculate the average of non-adjacent cells by using the AVERAGE function with a comma-separated list of the individual cell references within the parentheses.
- What versions of Excel support the AVERAGE function? The AVERAGE function is available in all versions of Microsoft Excel, including Excel Online and Excel for Mac.