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scenario:

Column I contains (probability) percentages of 85%, 90%, and 100%
Column N contains (marginal) percentages from 1% to 100%

In a separate cells (in a summary of the report), I need to average the
marginal percentages for each probability percentages.

Any ideas?

Thanks for your help!
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Maybe =SUMIF(i1:150,85%,n1:n50)/countif(i1:i50,85%)

Or a pivot table
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scenario:

Column I contains (probability) percentages of 85%, 90%, and 100%
Column N contains (marginal) percentages from 1% to 100%

In a separate cells (in a summary of the report), I need to average the
marginal percentages for each probability percentages.

Any ideas?

Thanks for your help!



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