Help combining calculations containing absolute references

Briski

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Hello there,
I have the following formula:

=SQRT(SUM($N$2:$N2)/SUM($G$2:$G2))

Column 'N' refers to a simple calculation: = B2*B2*G2

Can anyone supply a simple method of combining the calculation in column 'N' directly into the original formula?

Thanks in advance,
B.
 

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Hi, welcome to the board!

You can try:

=SQRT(SUMPRODUCT($B$2:$B2,$B$2:$B2,$G$2:$G2)/SUM($G$2:$G2))
 
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