I have a long spreadsheet (columns A - HB). In column A5, I want to
average all of the entries on this row where the SCORE column is
higher than 0.00.

Example:
Ave-to-Date = A5

SCORE = F5, J5, N5, R5, ...HB5

The SCORE cells contain a formula [=SUM(C5-D5-E5)/((40*1-E5)*0.9)], so
they all read as "0.00" until that week's entry has been made. I only
want to average the cells that contain data, thus the 0.00 note.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Annabelle

Annabelle presented the following explanation :
I have a long spreadsheet (columns A - HB). In column A5, I want to
average all of the entries on this row where the SCORE column is
higher than 0.00.

Example:
Ave-to-Date = A5

SCORE = F5, J5, N5, R5, ...HB5

The SCORE cells contain a formula [=SUM(C5-D5-E5)/((40*1-E5)*0.9)], so
they all read as "0.00" until that week's entry has been made. I only
want to average the cells that contain data, thus the 0.00 note.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Annabelle

In XL2007 you can use the AVERAGEIFS() function as follows:

In cell A5:
=AVERAGEIFS(F5:HB5,F1:HB1,"SCORE",F5:HB5,"0")

**Assumes each 'SCORE' column is labeled "SCORE" in Row1.

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Garry

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On Apr 5, 12:03*pm, GS wrote:
Annabelle presented the following explanation :

I have a long spreadsheet (columns A - HB). In column A5, I want to
average all of the entries on this row where the SCORE column is
higher than 0.00.

Example:
Ave-to-Date = A5

SCORE = F5, J5, N5, R5, ...HB5

The SCORE cells contain a formula [=SUM(C5-D5-E5)/((40*1-E5)*0.9)], so
they all read as "0.00" until that week's entry has been made. I only
want to average the cells that contain data, thus the 0.00 note.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Annabelle

In XL2007 you can use the AVERAGEIFS() function as follows:

* In cell A5:
* =AVERAGEIFS(F5:HB5,F1:HB1,"SCORE",F5:HB5,"0")

* **Assumes each 'SCORE' column is labeled "SCORE" in Row1.

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Garry

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Thank you, Garry. However, I'm still on 2003 (Fortune 50 company I
work for is a bit slow on office technology). Is there another
function that might work for my older Excel version?

Annabelle formulated on Tuesday :
Thank you, Garry. However, I'm still on 2003 (Fortune 50 company I
work for is a bit slow on office technology). Is there another
function that might work for my older Excel version?

Do you want a VBA custom function OR looking to go with built-in
functions? Note that the latter will require use of multiple functions.

--
Garry

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On Apr 5, 11:09*pm, GS wrote:
Annabelle formulated on Tuesday :

Thank you, Garry. However, I'm still on 2003 (Fortune 50 company I
work for is a bit slow on office technology). Is there another
function that might work for my older Excel version?

Do you want a VBA custom function OR looking to go with built-in
functions? Note that the latter will require use of multiple functions.

--
Garry

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Custom functions are fine.

Here's a quick-n-dirty function that accepts 6 different operators for
specifying criteria. (watch out for word wrap)

Public Function Average_2Ifs(RangeToAvg As Range, _
Criteria1Range As Range, Criteria1 As Variant, _
Criteria2Range As Range, Criteria2 As Variant) As
Double
' Returns the average of a range of values based on 2 specified
criteria.
' Criteria can be the same range or different ranges.

Dim sz As String, c As Range
Dim dValues As Double, iCount As Integer
Dim v1 As Variant, v2 As Variant

'Check combined operators first
If InStr(1, Criteria2, "<=", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "<=": GoTo
GotIt
If InStr(1, Criteria2, "=", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "=": GoTo
GotIt
If InStr(1, Criteria2, "<", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "<": GoTo
GotIt
'If we got here then single operator used
If InStr(1, Criteria2, "<", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "<": GoTo
GotIt
If InStr(1, Criteria2, "", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "": GoTo
GotIt
If InStr(1, Criteria2, "=", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "=": GoTo
GotIt

GotIt:
v2 = CDbl(Mid(Criteria2, Len(sz) + 1))
For Each c In Criteria1Range
If c.Value = Criteria1 Then
v1 = Cells(Criteria2Range.Row, c.Column).Value
Select Case sz
'Check combined operators first
Case "<=": If v1 <= v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
Case "=": If v1 = v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
Case "<": If v1 < v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
'If we got here then single operator used
Case "<": If v1 < v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
Case "": If v1 v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
Case "=": If v1 = v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
End Select
End If
Next
Average_2Ifs = (dValues / iCount)
End Function 'Average_2Ifs()

Example usage:
Formula to put in the target cell:

=average_2ifs($F$5:$HB$5,$F$1:$HB$1,"SCORE",$F$5:$ HB$5,"0")

**Assumes each 'SCORE' column is labeled "SCORE" in Row1.

I'm also working on a worksheet formula solution which I'll post later.

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Garry

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On Apr 6, 12:24*pm, GS wrote:
Here's a quick-n-dirty function that accepts 6 different operators for
specifying criteria. (watch out for word wrap)

Public Function Average_2Ifs(RangeToAvg As Range, _
* * * * * * * * Criteria1Range As Range, Criteria1 As Variant, _
* * * * * * * * Criteria2Range As Range, Criteria2 As Variant) As
Double
' Returns the average of a range of values based on 2 specified
criteria.
' Criteria can be the same range or different ranges.

* Dim sz As String, c As Range
* Dim dValues As Double, iCount As Integer
* Dim v1 As Variant, v2 As Variant

* 'Check combined operators first
* If InStr(1, Criteria2, "<=", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "<=": GoTo
GotIt
* If InStr(1, Criteria2, "=", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "=": GoTo
GotIt
* If InStr(1, Criteria2, "<", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "<": GoTo
GotIt
* 'If we got here then single operator used
* If InStr(1, Criteria2, "<", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "<": GoTo
GotIt
* If InStr(1, Criteria2, "", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "": GoTo
GotIt
* If InStr(1, Criteria2, "=", vbTextCompare) 0 Then sz = "=": GoTo
GotIt

GotIt:
* v2 = CDbl(Mid(Criteria2, Len(sz) + 1))
* For Each c In Criteria1Range
* * If c.Value = Criteria1 Then
* * * v1 = Cells(Criteria2Range.Row, c.Column).Value
* * * Select Case sz
* * * * 'Check combined operators first
* * * * Case "<=": If v1 <= v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
* * * * Case "=": If v1 = v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
* * * * Case "<": If v1 < v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
* * * * 'If we got here then single operator used
* * * * Case "<": If v1 < v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
* * * * Case "": If v1 v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
* * * * Case "=": If v1 = v2 Then dValues = dValues + v1: iCount =
iCount + 1
* * * End Select
* * End If
* Next
* Average_2Ifs = (dValues / iCount)
End Function 'Average_2Ifs()

Example usage:
* Formula to put in the target cell:

* * =average_2ifs($F$5:$HB$5,$F$1:$HB$1,"SCORE",$F$5:$ HB$5,"0")

* * **Assumes each 'SCORE' column is labeled "SCORE" in Row1.

I'm also working on a worksheet formula solution which I'll post later.

--
Garry

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Thank you, Garry. I'll give this a try.