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as an example. If i was trying to average the $ value of sales based on the #
customers that walk through the door: column A (#guests): Column B ($ sales) 22 $100 40 $200 41 $250 65 $400 72 $800 92 $1,000 i would like to know the average if the number of guests is less 40 (<40). This one worked for me: =AVERAGEIF(A1:A6,"<41",B1:B6) Now i would like to know the average if the # of guests is between 40-70. My general reasoning thought =AVERAGEIF(A1:A6,"41<70",B1:B6). However, that did not work and i curious to the step i missed. Thank you all for your help. |
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