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Hi,
I used to do have this kind of worksheet function (feature) a few years ago but since then due to non-usage I have forgotten how to do it. Basically I have a 2 column based spreadsheet. First column (column A) contains a code (text), let us say: A B C ..... There can be duplicates. Second column (column B) contains a whole number. Once again can contain duplicates. In cell C1, I would give one of the valid text-codes that is available in column A. Let us say that I type the code "C". I would like a formula in cell D1 that gives me the average value (using average function) of column B for all cells where in column A we find the code "C". I believe this is doable with the array function (curly brackets) but as mentioned at the start I have forgotten the technique. all help appreciated. |
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