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    AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Hi,


    I am trying to calculate an average of 5 months in 5 columns (D:H) if criteria in column A is met


    I have tried the following but doesn’t seem to be working


    =averageif(A:A,”Hire Purchase”,D:H)


    Any suggestions would be appreciated.


    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Can you pls uload a sample file?
    Please make the Post as solved, when you get your answer & Click * if you like my suggestion

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Here is the sample.
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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Oh... I am not that much expert to solve this...
    Dont worry.. Others will help you

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Thanks for trying, anyway.

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Hi, As already you have average in column "J", you can simply use vlookup for this

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    Hi... got it..


    Sample (1).xlsx

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Quote Originally Posted by Ganesh7299 View Post
    Hi, As already you have average in column "J", you can simply use vlookup for this

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    I was trying to avoid creating another column for the average and calculate it in the cell. Thanks for the advice anyway.

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    You're a star. I knew I could count on you here. As always, very helpful.


    Many thanks again.

    Quote Originally Posted by akhileshgs View Post
    Hi... got it..


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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Glad I could help you...

    Please change the topic to solved if you got what you needed

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Hi,
    In addition to above example, it is average of "D4:H4", means in case of multiple occurrence it will not work.
    Below is one more solution for the same
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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    I am reviving an old thread because it is very similar to the question I have. Also, I don't think the question was answered all the way. The last poster, Ganesh7299, is correct. The solution provided in the reposted sample file returns the average only for the values in the row where the first occurrence of Hire Purchase happens. In the example, that is D4 through H4.

    What Ganesh7299 points out is that there is another row where Hire Purchase appears in Row 8. How do you get those values in cells D8 to H8 to also be part of the average? Ganesh7299 provides a solution, but when I paste it into the sample, I get a #NAME error. I thought there might be a few extra spaces or something in the formula, but that did not fix it. This is the revised version.

    =SUMPRODUCT((D4:H11)*(A4:A11=”Hire Purchase”))/(COUNTIF(A4:A11,”Hire Purchase”)*5)

    This is exactly what I want to know (use only some rows of data based on a criteria). I'm using Excel 2013 and Windows 7. Thanks.

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

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    Re: AVERAGEIF Multiple Columns

    Drat! Sorry I missed that. I will post a new one. Thanks.

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