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Averaging question
Trying to figure something using the subtotaling comand.
Not working for me, obviously!! Bascally we need worry about to colmns. Agent ID, status 1234 Complete 1234 Complete 1234 in-complete what can I do to average colmun be. |
Averaging question
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Averaging question
This question is unclear - what is the average of Shane and Devenshire? Do
you want to find the percent Complete if so then a formula such as =COUNTIF(B2:B100,"Complete")/COUNTA(B2:B100) will do it. Then format to %. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire " wrote: Trying to figure something using the subtotaling comand. Not working for me, obviously!! Bascally we need worry about to colmns. Agent ID, status 1234 Complete 1234 Complete 1234 in-complete what can I do to average colmun be. |
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