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I want to look at column B and average column L, if column B DOES NOT equal
"TX". This formula works if column B equals "TX"

=SUMIF(B13:B100,"TX",L13:L100)/COUNTIF(B13:B100,"TX")

What is a formula if column B DOES NOT equal "TX"
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=SUMIF(B13:B100,"<TX",L13:L100)/COUNTIF(B13:B100,"<TX")

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I want to look at column B and average column L, if column B DOES NOT equal
"TX". This formula works if column B equals "TX"

=SUMIF(B13:B100,"TX",L13:L100)/COUNTIF(B13:B100,"TX")

What is a formula if column B DOES NOT equal "TX"

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Hi heater. to sumif column B not equalling tx, use "<tx" in your formula.
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Sincerely, Michael Colvin


"heater" wrote:

I want to look at column B and average column L, if column B DOES NOT equal
"TX". This formula works if column B equals "TX"

=SUMIF(B13:B100,"TX",L13:L100)/COUNTIF(B13:B100,"TX")

What is a formula if column B DOES NOT equal "TX"

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