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calculating averages and using conditional "if" statements
i am attempting to average a range of cells, in which each cell value cannot
be above a certain quantity. if a cell value is above the set quantity, i want for excel to calculate the average, excluding the cell reference that contains the value above the set qunatity. in words, this is what i want to say (in the numbers/quantitative statement): if any cells in the range c8:du8 are <4, calculate the average of cells c8:du8; however, if any cells in this range are 4, calculate the average of the range, BUT exclude those cells (with values greater than 4) from the formula. |
calculating averages and using conditional "if" statements
If the values are <4 do this
If the values are 4 do that What if the values ARE 4? Biff "achieve" wrote in message ... i am attempting to average a range of cells, in which each cell value cannot be above a certain quantity. if a cell value is above the set quantity, i want for excel to calculate the average, excluding the cell reference that contains the value above the set qunatity. in words, this is what i want to say (in the numbers/quantitative statement): if any cells in the range c8:du8 are <4, calculate the average of cells c8:du8; however, if any cells in this range are 4, calculate the average of the range, BUT exclude those cells (with values greater than 4) from the formula. |
calculating averages and using conditional "if" statements
=SUMIF(...)/COUNTIF(...) allows you to specify the constraint <4.
Recall that AVERAGE is merely SUM/COUNT. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "achieve" wrote: i am attempting to average a range of cells, in which each cell value cannot be above a certain quantity. if a cell value is above the set quantity, i want for excel to calculate the average, excluding the cell reference that contains the value above the set qunatity. in words, this is what i want to say (in the numbers/quantitative statement): if any cells in the range c8:du8 are <4, calculate the average of cells c8:du8; however, if any cells in this range are 4, calculate the average of the range, BUT exclude those cells (with values greater than 4) from the formula. |
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