=INDEX(A20:K20,,MATCH(ROUND(AVERAGE(A21:K21),0),A2 1:K21,0))

and

=INDEX(A20:K20,,MATCH(ROUND(AVERAGE(IF(A21:K21<0, A21:K21)),0),A21:K21,0))

the second is an array formula, so you need to commit with Ctrl-Shift-Enter
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Bob Phillips

"Sam via OfficeKB.com" wrote in message
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Hi All,

I have one Row that houses numbers 80-90 in seperate cells (11 columns
A20:
K20) - these are my Numeric Labels.

I then have several other Rows that span the same number of columns as the
Numeric Labels (A21:K100) and house Numeric Values that relate to the
Numeric
Labels.

I would like to AVERAGE the Numeric Values in each Row and have a Numeric
Label (value) that corresponds to the calculated average returned as the
result.

Example: Sample Data
A20:K20 (Numeric Label) 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
A21:K21 (Numeric Value) 07 06 05 03 09 09 00 02 04 12 10

Based on the above data - the Expected Result is 81
Average = 6; Return Numeric Label = 81

The leading zeros shown in A21:K21 is for alignment purposes only.

I would appreciate two formulas:
1) Includes zeros to be averaged
2) Excludes zeros from being averaged

I have tried variations on this
=INDEX($A$20:$KJ$20,MATCH(AVERAGE($A21:$K21),
$A21:$K21,0)) but receive the #N/A error message.

Thanks
Sam


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