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sumproduct and average functions
I have a list of accts with their # of employees and their annual revenues.
I want to take the average of their annual revenue if they have between 50 & 100 employees. I figured I needed to use the average and sumproduct functions, but I'm not sure how. Please help, thanks -- Turi |
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I would use Advanced Filter to extract from your list those records for which
the number of emplyees is 49 and <101. And then run your average on that extracted table. For info on Advanced Filter, see he http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/advanced-filter.htm Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Turi" wrote: I have a list of accts with their # of employees and their annual revenues. I want to take the average of their annual revenue if they have between 50 & 100 employees. I figured I needed to use the average and sumproduct functions, but I'm not sure how. Please help, thanks -- Turi |
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That would work for one range, but I failed to say that I've got a bunch of
employee ranges that I'd like to be able to apply the formula to. (ie 1-25 employee rev ave, 25-50 employee rev ave, etc.) -- Turi "Dave F" wrote: I would use Advanced Filter to extract from your list those records for which the number of emplyees is 49 and <101. And then run your average on that extracted table. For info on Advanced Filter, see he http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/advanced-filter.htm Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Turi" wrote: I have a list of accts with their # of employees and their annual revenues. I want to take the average of their annual revenue if they have between 50 & 100 employees. I figured I needed to use the average and sumproduct functions, but I'm not sure how. Please help, thanks -- Turi |
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Well, you can use the formula provided by teethless mama in response to your
initial question, but even there you have to specify the constraints you want to use. -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Turi" wrote: That would work for one range, but I failed to say that I've got a bunch of employee ranges that I'd like to be able to apply the formula to. (ie 1-25 employee rev ave, 25-50 employee rev ave, etc.) -- Turi "Dave F" wrote: I would use Advanced Filter to extract from your list those records for which the number of emplyees is 49 and <101. And then run your average on that extracted table. For info on Advanced Filter, see he http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/advanced-filter.htm Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Turi" wrote: I have a list of accts with their # of employees and their annual revenues. I want to take the average of their annual revenue if they have between 50 & 100 employees. I figured I needed to use the average and sumproduct functions, but I'm not sure how. Please help, thanks -- Turi |
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sumproduct and average functions
=AVERAGE(IF((A1:A100049)*(A1:A1000<101),B1:10000) )
ctrlshiftenter (not just enter) "Turi" wrote: I have a list of accts with their # of employees and their annual revenues. I want to take the average of their annual revenue if they have between 50 & 100 employees. I figured I needed to use the average and sumproduct functions, but I'm not sure how. Please help, thanks -- Turi |
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