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Default Calculate the average by searching to cell values

Hi all,

I want to search for specific cell values and calculate the average af the
data's and have the solution in another worksheet in a specific cell. And I
have to do this 4 times.

Example:

A B C D E
1 1 R2 A23C 17 26
2 1 R2 A23Q 25 24
3 1 R2 Blank 8 10
4 1 R2 A23M 19 18
5 1 R2 Blank 7 11

I have "Sheet1" with a lot of sample data. In column "C" the sample ID is
presented. In the first 97 rows, I want to find all the rows, which have the
text "Blank" in Column "C". In our example that would be rows 3 and 5. Now I
want to calculate the average of the data's in column D and the rows found
with "Blank". That would be D3 and D5. And the solution has to be presented
in "Sheet2" in cell "A8". The calculation I want to do 4 times. The average
of the data in column E has to be in cell "A9", the average of column F in
"A10" and the average of column G in "A11".

Can anybody please help me with this.

Thanks
-Metin-
 
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