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An AVERAGEIF function may help you. Example: A1:A100 contains the job titles
with duplicates, B1:B100 contains the salaries. You could put all of the job titles in column C starting with C1, just once, no duplicates, sort them alphabetically. Then in column D1 put the formula =AVERAGEIF($A$1:$A$100,C1,$B$1:$B$100) and drag the formula down so that there is a formula in each cell in column D for every entry in column C. You will get a "Formula omits adjacent cells error" for the formulas. Just clear the error as it's meaningless in this case. |
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