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Last night I went two for two, i have that in two seperate rows, how many
times I was up and how many times I got a hit. Now I want to caluclate the
average of that which i know would be 1.000. But I have 30 games this year
and want to at the end of the column calculate my total average for the year.
Thanks for your help.

=AVERAGE(A1:A30)

You will need to enter the appropriate zeros if any

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3
quot;Confused at Workquot; wrote:

gt; Last night I went two for two, i have that in two seperate rows, how many
gt; times I was up and how many times I got a hit. Now I want to caluclate the
gt; average of that which i know would be 1.000. But I have 30 games this year
gt; and want to at the end of the column calculate my total average for the year.
gt; Thanks for your help.


Say your at bats are in A1:A30 and your hits are in B1:B30.

=SUM(B1:B30)/sum(A1:A30)

As you add data, your average will change accordingly. If you want to
get into more detailed stats, visit this site for the formulas.

www.baseball-almanac.com/stats.shtml

HTH

Steve--
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