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Calculate above and below me

Posted on April 9, 2026 By ANmar No Comments on Calculate above and below me

Calculating average of the column in a cell inside that same column

Getting average of what is above me and what is below me in my same column in one of the cells

DS2 has 1 to use as Average, anything else to get regular number from some calculation …

PH2 = IF($DS2=1, IFERROR(AVERAGE(PH$1:PH1,PH3:PH$110),"N/A"), "Other numbers")

This is mainly to avoid circular references when using Average(A:A)

Average, IF, IFERROR, Logical, Standard functions, Statistical Tags:AVERAGE, IF, IFERROR

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