How to use AVERAGE function in Excel?
AVERAGE function is used to get the average of numbers. Function applies formula i.e. average = Sum of all values / (Divided by) number of items
AVERAGE Function has one required argument i.e. number1, and optional argument i.e. [number2].
Syntax:
=AVERAGE(number1,[number2],...)
Syntax Description:
number1 argument is used to number value/cell reference/range for which average is required
[number2] argument is used to another number value value/cell reference/range
… means, we can add multiple value/cell reference/range by separating them with comma ( , )
Example 1: AVERAGE function with cell range:
- “Column A” has number values,
- “Column B” shows the sample formula applied,
- “Column C” shows the output of the function and,
- Explanation is provided in “Column D”
Example 2: AVERAGE function with Number Values:
- “Column A” shows the sample formula applied, which contains the list of numbers. Each number are separated by comma ( , )
- “Column B” shows the output of the function and,
- Explanation is provided in “Column D”
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