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    Which formula to use with multiple criterias?

    I have been trying to use AVERAGEIFS formula to find a range of prices for my data but have failed to solve it.
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    I want to find out the average prices of 32 inch (In the actual sheet there are multiple sizes e.g 30,34,40, etc) that is GM Type but including ones that are labeled GM 2K and GM 4K. Which formula should be used? I am a beginner in Excel FYI.
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    Re: Which formula to use with multiple criterias?

    Edited to allow for not including GM UWQHD:
    =AVERAGEIFS(L11:L35,A11:A35,32,B11:B35,"GM*",B11:B35,"<>"&"GM UWQHD")
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    Re: Which formula to use with multiple criterias?

    Thank you for your help,
    In addition, if in the same way I want to find the average of 32 inch/4K or 2K(Including any labels that have these, e.g "GM 2K") should I replay "GM*" with the corresponding categories?

    Much appreciated!

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    Re: Which formula to use with multiple criterias?

    Yes. I would change it like:
    =AVERAGEIFS(L11:L35,A11:A35,32,B11:B35,"*K")

    You would just need to make sure there were no other types that contained a 'K'.

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    Re: Which formula to use with multiple criterias?

    Thank you very much!

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