Autofilling a formula, is that possible?

问题

I am trying to autofill a formula in Excel. What I mean by that is that I'm trying to have the average of the first 26 rows of a column, then the average of the next 26 rows of the same column, and so on.

I have a pretty large data file, so I can't do it manually. The idea is to scale a series of data points to data points per second, and I have about 26 data points per second.

So far I have already tried doing it manually, and just dragging the formulas down, which doesn't work since the average goes from row 2 to 27 instead of from row 26 to 52, for example.

回答1:

Your formula for first row to autofill directly can be:

=AVERAGE(OFFSET(A$1,26*(ROW(1:1)-1),0,26))

回答2:

With data in column A, in B1 enter:

=AVERAGE(INDIRECT("A" & 26*(ROW()-1)+1 & ":A" & ROW()*26))

and copy downwards. This is equivalent to inserting:

=SUM(A1:A26)
=SUM(A27:A52)
=SUM(A53:A78)
=SUM(A79:A104)
=SUM(A105:A130)
=SUM(A131:A156)
=SUM(A157:A182)

but without having to adjust each formula.

回答3:

This avoids volatile function like INDIRECT and OFFSET

In B1,

=AVERAGE(INDEX(A:A,(ROW(1:1)-1)*26 + 1):INDEX(A:A,(ROW(1:1)-1)*26 + 26))

The data is in column A

The *26 is the spacing

The + 1 is the first cell that has the data, so if the data starts in row two change it to + 2

The + 26 is the last row of the first group, so again if the data starts on row 2 then it should change to + 27

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44745800/autofilling-a-formula-is-that-possible