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You could use the array formula:
=AVERAGE(IF((B1:B10=0)*(B1:B10<=10),A1:A10)) In order to work, you must press ctrl + shift + enter after copying in the formula. An alternative would be: =SUM(A:A,-SUMIF(B:B,{"<0","10"},A:A))/SUM(COUNT(B:B),- COUNTIF(B:B,{"<0","10"})) The advantage of the 2nd formula is that it is *not* an array formula and you can reference entire columns. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- Column A has a Range of Dollar Values ($0 - $100,000). Column B has a Range of numbers from 0 to 100. I want to return an average of the Dollar Values in column A but only using the Dollar Values that have a corresponding number in column B between the range of 0 to 10. . |
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