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Making a range- just as categories with Create from Selection, you can use the following formula =AVERAGE(F3) | F3 will then allow you to choose the range that you want to use, and calculate the average for that range. - Ex: the average number of sales for Quarter 2 amongst all of the cities listed | Source- Range Names

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1. Making a range- just as categories with Create from Selection, you can use the following formula =AVERAGE(F3) | F3 will then allow you to choose the range that you want to use, and calculate the average for that range. - Ex: the average number of sales for Quarter 2 amongst all of the cities listed | Source- Range Names





 
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