Averages from 2 columns
YEP ... and it's less then Half the size too.<g
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"Domenic" wrote in message
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Here's another alternative...
=AVERAGE(IF(MOD(COLUMN(N3:P6650)-COLUMN(N3),2)=0,IF(N3:P66500.01,IF(N3:P
6650<0.3,N3:P6650))))
....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
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"RagDyer" wrote:
Hey Domenic,
How about this, courtesy of Bob:<bg
=SUM(SUMIF(INDIRECT({"N3:N6650","P3:P6650"}),".01 ")-SUMIF(INDIRECT({"N3:N66
50","P3:P6650"}),"=.3"))/SUM(COUNTIF(INDIRECT({"N3:N6650","P3:P6650"}),".0
1")-COUNTIF(INDIRECT({"N3:N6650","P3:P6650"}),"=.3"))
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"Domenic" wrote in message
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Of the two formulas I offered, neither one provided you with the desired
result? If not, can you provide a small sample of your data, about 5
rows, along with your expected result?
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Deb Pingel
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We are trying to get an Average between 2 columns that have the same
conditions. We have been using an array formula succesfully on data
that is on 1 column and I have trying to incorporate an Offset into
the
formula with no luck.
Here is our latetest attempt, WITHOUT THE OFFSET.
The data is in Column P and Column N
=AVERAGE(IF((('Mill Process Data'!N3:N6650,'Mill Process
Data'!P3:P6650.01)*('Mill Process Data'!N3:N6650,'Mill Process
Data'!P3:P6650<.3))*(ISNUMBER('Mill Process Data'!N3:N6650,'Mill
Process Data'!P3:P6650)),Mill Process Data'!N3:N6650,'Mill Process
Data'!P3:P6650)))
Thanks advance
Deb
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