Learn how to calculate the average of sets of numbers, with the resources in this computer lesson plan. This lesson includes information about the AVERAGE function, a Microsoft Excel® spreadsheet activity, and review questions. The Excel software application is required for spreadsheet activities.
Average It! with Excel
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