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PW11111

Average Formula with Criteria
 

Hi,

I have a spreadsheet that is used to average mechnical and electrical costs
for a number of projects, split into years.

Each project has a Work Area (m2) and a specific contractor (there are three
different contractors that are responsible for the projects).

At the bottom of the spreadsheet I have a number of average tables, one for
each contractor. I currently average the Work Area by using an average
function and manually selecting all the work areas for the specific
contractor. However, when I add projects this becomes a bit of a hasle.

Ideally I want a formula that says:

Average the Work Area (m2) of all lines between D1 & D53 that have a column
G value (contractor cell) of "PW Interiors"

I hope this makes some sense, any help would be much appreciated.!

Phil

N Harkawat

couple of ways
=sumif(g1:g53,"PW Interiors",d1:d53)/countif(g1:g53,"PW Interiors")

or

=average(if(g1:g53="PW Interiors",d1:d53))
array entered (ctl+shift+enter)


"PW11111" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have a spreadsheet that is used to average mechnical and electrical
costs
for a number of projects, split into years.

Each project has a Work Area (m2) and a specific contractor (there are
three
different contractors that are responsible for the projects).

At the bottom of the spreadsheet I have a number of average tables, one
for
each contractor. I currently average the Work Area by using an average
function and manually selecting all the work areas for the specific
contractor. However, when I add projects this becomes a bit of a hasle.

Ideally I want a formula that says:

Average the Work Area (m2) of all lines between D1 & D53 that have a
column
G value (contractor cell) of "PW Interiors"

I hope this makes some sense, any help would be much appreciated.!

Phil





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