Sometimes, in Excel, you want to calculate the average of absolute values. If we consider the values as positive, even if they are negative, then they are called the absolute values. The absolute values are always positive. Basically, absolute values are used in calculating distances or inequalities. If we want to calculate the average distance travelled by a delivery person in a day, we can use this process. This tutorial will help you understand how we calculate averages for absolute values in Excel. Average Absolute Values in Excel with Helper Column Here, we will first use the ABS formula and ... Read More

You could have applied the average function to tables in Excel, but have you ever tried to use the average in filtered cells? When we apply the direct formula to the filtered cells, the result is an error. There is a special method for finding the average for filtered cells. This tutorial will help you understand how we can average filtered cells in Excel. We can complete this process just by using the simple formulas supported by Excel. Average Filtered Cells/List in Excel Here we will first create the table, then insert the slicer and use the SUBTOTAL formula to ... Read More

Sometimes, when we want to calculate the average of every five objects in Excel, we can directly follow a shortcut, which will be mentioned in this article. This will save you a lot of time compared to calculating the average for every five units using the general method. This tutorial will explain how to average every five rows or columns in Excel. We can complete this process by using the formulas. Average Every 5 Rows in Excel Here we will use the AVERAGE and OFFSET formulas to get our first average and use the autofill handle to get all the ... Read More

Have you ever tried to find the average of values based on the days of the week? Doing it manually can be an awfully long and time-consuming process. We can do it directly by using the formulas supported by Excel. This tutorial will help you understand how we can average data based on weekdays or weekends in Excel. Here, we have two processes: the first is an average based on weekdays, and the other is based on weekends. Average Data Based on Weekday Here we will use the SUM and WEEKDAY formulas to complete our task. Let us see an ... Read More

You could have always tried to average cells where there are no error values. But have you ever faced a situation where you wanted to average the range of data but were not able to do that because of the presence of error values? This tutorial will help you understand how we can average cells while ignoring error values in Excel. The error can be of any type; for example, it can be a division error or a reference error. We can complete processes directly in Excel using the program's formulas. We can use the array formulas to complete the ... Read More

In Excel, we average the value based on no conditions. Our requirements are only a list of numbers, and we can calculate the average easily. But have you ever tried to calculate the average based on conditions? We can do this by using the formulas. This tutorial will help you understand how we can average cells based on multiple criteria in Excel. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate two methods for calculating the average in Excel: one using a single criterion and another based on multiple criteria. Average Cells Based on Single Criteria Here we will get the average by ... Read More

Consider the following scenario: in a business, you want to know the average sales of weekdays, weekends, and sales on a specific day. This problem can be solved using the formulas provided in Excel. This tutorial will help you understand how we can average based on the day of the week in Excel. The first method is for a specific day of the week, the second is for weekdays, and the third is for weekends. Average Based on Specific Days of Week Here we will use the formula to get the first result, then use the auto-fill handle to get ... Read More

Generally, in Excel, we can calculate the average of a row or column directly by using the average formula. When we calculate the average in Excel, as you can see, the blank cells in the sheet are ignored automatically. But have you ever tried to find the average of cells excluding zeroes in Excel? This tutorial will help you understand how we can find the average for a range of data by ignoring zeroes in Excel. We can complete this process by using the formulas supported by Excel in an amazingly effortless way. Averaging a Range of Data in Excel ... Read More

A drop-down list is used to choose a single item from the list of data. When we add an item to the source data, we can see that the list will not be updated. A drop-down list is used to select an item from many items, but if we try to add an item to the list, we need to create a new list again. However, there is a way in Excel to auto-update drop-down lists when new data is added to the sheet. This tutorial will help you understand how we can auto-update drop-down lists in Excel. Auto-Update a ... Read More

When we have an existing chart and you need to add new data or update the existing data, this can be done by manually updating the chart, but it can be a time-consuming process. In this tutorial, I will explain the method that saves you time. This tutorial will help you understand how we can automatically update a chart after entering new data in Excel. This can be done in two ways: first, by using the tables, and second, by using the dynamic formula. Auto-Update a Chart after Entering New Data Using Tables Here we will convert our data into ... Read More