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Default Obtaining an average by typing the salesman you want to see and the column to AVG


The crux of my problem is that I have an excel sheet keeping track of
survey data (switching to access shortly). Right now the following
function lets me select a salesman and get an instant average of his
sales in the first column (I).

=AVERAGE(IF($C$2:$C$80=A84,$I$2:$I$80))


Currently, I type the name of the sales person in A84 and I get a
readout on his percentage in column I. Column I contains data from all
sales people and its all mixed together.

John 1
Steve 1
John 0
John 1
Larry 1
Sue 1
Sue 0

Name: [John] (all I do is type john and hit enter to get...)
0%

In my spreadsheet, there are about 10 columns worth of info. I will
only need to average their score within the same column, I don't need
to relate I to J. I would like to type

[Q1] in one cell
[John] in another and get
0% for the readout.

The purpose of this is to know at a glance how each sales person is
performing in each of 10 areas with only one number displayed at a
time.

Any suggestions?


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