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    Working out the average after checking a column

    Evening,

    I would appreciate any help you can give, please:

    I want to work out the average of column AA, if the value in E1065 is in column B.

    Thanks for the help.
    Last edited by Cmorgan; 11-08-2011 at 04:39 AM.

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    Re: Working out the average after checking a column

    Try:

    =Averageif(B:B,"E1065",AA:AA)
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    Re: Working out the average after checking a column

    Thanks, this works a treat, I just need to amend it for the following:

    =AVERAGEIF('KS3 Figs'!D:D,E1076,'KS3 Figs'!AA:AA)

    But instead of column D having the figure in E1076, it must NOT have the value in E1076.

    Any ideas, please?

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    Re: Working out the average after checking a column

    Try:

    =AVERAGEIF('KS3 Figs'!D:D,"<>E1076",'KS3 Figs'!AA:AA)

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    Re: Working out the average after checking a column

    Sorry, another problem I've now been told I need to check another column, so... I am using:

    =AVERAGEIF('KS4 Figs'!D:D,E1106,'KS4 Figs'!AA:AA)

    This is working out the average of column A, if the value of E1106 is in column D.

    But what I now need to do is use this but also to check that not only E1106 is in column D, but also that B1104 is in colum F.

    Any ideas please?


    Cheers
    Last edited by Cmorgan; 11-08-2011 at 04:45 AM.

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