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Got it, not sure what I did the first time. thanks.
"John C" wrote: COUNT works for me, what are you getting? What do you expect to get? -- ** John C ** "PAL" wrote: This works. Thanks. If I change average to Count, it doesn't. Thoughts? "John C" wrote: Try this array formula: =AVERAGE(IF($F$2:$F$34="Medium",IF($E$2:$E$34<"", $E$2:$E$34,""),"")) -- ** John C ** "PAL" wrote: Iam working with the formula below I do add the brackets for an array. I am looking at a range of rows, If Column E is "Medium" and Column E has a value in it, then give me the average of E. A blank is returned. Please advise. =IF(AND($F$2:$F$34="Medium",$E$2:$E$34""),AVERAGE ($E$2:$E$34),"") |
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