[macropod]

Hi Kell,

If there are no gaps in the table between the 'average' row and the first row, you could use a formula field coded as:
{=AVERAGE(ABOVE)} or {=AVERAGE(BELOW)} to average the column; or
{=AVERAGE(LEFT)} or {=AVERAGE(RIGHT)} to average the row
Put the formula at the bottom, top, right or left, respectively.

If there are gaps in the range, you could use a formula field coded as:
{=AVERAGE(A1,A3, A5,A7,A9)} or {=AVERAGE(A1,A3, A5:A9)} or {=AVERAGE(A1,A3:A4, A6:A9)}
whe
.. 'A1,A3, A5,A7,A9' lists the individual cells;
.. 'A3:A9' lists the range of cells; and
.. 'A1,A3:A4, A6:A9' lists a combination of individual cells and ranges,
to be averaged.

Cheers

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macropod
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| questions. I wish we could have built this form in excel.
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| This is a performance evaluation. The evaluator will enter a number in one
| of 10 objective tables, that number will populate into the corresponding cell
| in the rating table. They would like the average of the list of numbers in
| the rating table to calculate.
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