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    Using YEAR() of a range in AVERAGEIF

    Apologies if this has already been asked, I couldn't find anything similar on the forum.

    I basically have a table of dates (jan 2012, feb 2012, mar 2012....etc etc to dec 2050) and production for each of those months.

    I want to produce a cell (say B1) which the user can type in a year (in A1) and it gives average production for that year.

    I was trying to use B1=AVERAGEIF(YEAR(Range of dates),A1,range of productions)

    This doesn't work, can anyone offer me any advice?

    Thanks,

    Alice
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    Re: Using YEAR() of a range in AVERAGEIF

    Try:

    =AVERAGE(IF(YEAR(Range of dates)=A1,range of productions))

    confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER

    or

    =AVERAGEIFS(Rangeofproductions,Rangeofdates,">="&DATE(A1,1,1),Rangeofdates,"<="&DATE(A1,12,31))

    confirmed with ENTER
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    Re: Using YEAR() of a range in AVERAGEIF

    That's great, thank you for your help!

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