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Im getting an #VALUE! when putting in this formula
=AVERAGEIF(($B$6:$B$48,$B$70:$B$112,$B$134:$B$176, $B$198:$B$240),B262,($C$6:$C$48,$C$70:$C$112,$C$13 4:$C$176,$C$198:$C$240)) I know I'm using it wrong, please help! |
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You can't use muliple range references like that with AVERAGEIF.
Kind of long (but not as long as it could get!): =SUMPRODUCT(--(CHOOSE({1,2,3,4},B6:B48,B70:B112,B134:B176,B198:B 240)=B262),CHOOSE({1,2,3,4},C6:C48,C70:C112,C134:C 176,C198:C240))/SUMPRODUCT(--(CHOOSE({1,2,3,4},B6:B48,B70:B112,B134:B176,B198:B 240)=B262)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "CSB" wrote in message ... Im getting an #VALUE! when putting in this formula =AVERAGEIF(($B$6:$B$48,$B$70:$B$112,$B$134:$B$176, $B$198:$B$240),B262,($C$6:$C$48,$C$70:$C$112,$C$13 4:$C$176,$C$198:$C$240)) I know I'm using it wrong, please help! |
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