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I am working on sales bonuses in a sales tracking sheet. It is setup as
follows: Column G H L O 21 DP $5,000 S 23 AF $10,000 S I want to average column L if G=21, H=DP, and O=S. I entered: Average(IF((G2:G100=U2),--(H2:H100=V3),L2:L100) (CTRL, SHIFT, ENTER). The U2 and V3 are refrencing cells where I have put 21,23 and DP or AF as to not make them equal "DP" or 21. I have also used the "DP" or 21 in the equation. I cannot figure this out. Please help me. Thanks |
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