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If i have a big column of numbers, and i would want to select that column and
find the averages of all the numbers in that column that are between 0 and
500, how would i type that formula? Thanks!
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=AVERAGE(IF((A1:A20000)*(A1:A2000<500),A1:A2000))

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=(SUMIF(A:A,"0",A:A)-SUMIF(A:A,"500",A:A))/(COUNTIF(A:A,"0")-COUNTIF(A:A,
"500"))

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