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If you want something like an average of column C when Column A is a name
Try =Average(if(A1:A50="name",C1:C50,"") entered as Array (Control Shift Enter) The Criteria can be almost anything you want it to be. This also works for Standard deviations etc. "as" wrote: Introduce an AVERAGEIF function in Excel. Can currently do it, but only combining SUMIF and COUNTIF... clumsy. |
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