Hello, I'm stuck with something I am trying to calculate in a spreadsheet and hoping someone can help.
I want to work out the average of a set of data in column AM. However, I only want to include the cells in AM when the corresponding values in column D and column AN both equal the word "Yes". Please can someone explain how I would write this formula?
I hope this makes sense
Many Thanks
Last edited by milliemoo; 10-25-2011 at 05:36 AM.
Try:
=AVERAGE(IF(($D$2:$D$200="Yes")*($AN$2:$AN$200="Yes"),$AM$2:$AM$200))
Confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter as it's an array formula.
Dom
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You can use AVERAGEIFS in Excel 2007
=AVERAGEIFS(AM:AM,AN:AN,"Yes",D:D,"Yes")
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Fantastic....thank you so much for your swoft responses. The AVERAGEIFS fun ction works perfectly!
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Dom
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