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=AVERAGE(IF(C5:C14="Europe",D5:D14)), an example in the help, gives correct
result within the palette formula editor, but the #value! is all that shows
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do you enter as an array (control + shift + enter)?

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=AVERAGE(IF(C5:C14="Europe",D5:D14)), an example in the help, gives correct
result within the palette formula editor, but the #value! is all that shows
up in the spreadsheet.

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Thanks - it works now like it is supposed to! Thanks again

"duane" wrote:

do you enter as an array (control + shift + enter)?

"wingham" wrote:

=AVERAGE(IF(C5:C14="Europe",D5:D14)), an example in the help, gives correct
result within the palette formula editor, but the #value! is all that shows
up in the spreadsheet.

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