I have reference data in Column "$Q$3:$Q$502" of "sheet1". For all cells in
the reference column that contain "yes", I would like to average quantity in
cells for Column $S$3:$S$502 respectively.

So if it finds 3 in column Q with "Yes" (2,3,4) , it will return the number 3.
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Thank you!

Hi,

=AVERAGEIF($Q$3:$Q$502,"YES",$S$3:$S$502)

"Doug" wrote:

I have reference data in Column "$Q$3:$Q$502" of "sheet1". For all cells in
the reference column that contain "yes", I would like to average quantity in
cells for Column $S$3:$S$502 respectively.

So if it finds 3 in column Q with "Yes" (2,3,4) , it will return the number 3.
--
Thank you!

for pre-2007:
=SUMIF(Q3:Q502,"Yes",S3:S502)/COUNTIF(Q3:Q502,"Yes")

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Best Regards,

Luke M
"Eduardo" wrote in message
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Hi,

=AVERAGEIF($Q$3:$Q$502,"YES",$S$3:$S$502)

"Doug" wrote:

I have reference data in Column "$Q$3:$Q$502" of "sheet1". For all cells
in
the reference column that contain "yes", I would like to average quantity
in
cells for Column $S$3:$S$502 respectively.

So if it finds 3 in column Q with "Yes" (2,3,4) , it will return the
number 3.
--
Thank you!

Try

=AVERAGE(IF(Q3:Q502="yes",S3:S502,FALSE))

This is an array formula, so you MUST press CTRL SHIFT ENTER rather
than just ENTER when you first enter the formula and whenever you edit
it later. If you do this correctly, Excel will display the formula in
the formula bar enclosed in curly braces { }. You don't type in the
braces; Excel puts them there automatically. The formula will not work
correctly if you do not enter it with CTRL SHIFT ENTER. See
www.cpearson.com/Excel/ArrayFormulas.aspx for much more information
about array formulas.

Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional,
Excel, 1998 - 2010
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com





On Fri, 14 May 2010 09:34:01 -0700, Doug
wrote:

I have reference data in Column "$Q$3:$Q$502" of "sheet1". For all cells in
the reference column that contain "yes", I would like to average quantity in
cells for Column $S$3:$S$502 respectively.

So if it finds 3 in column Q with "Yes" (2,3,4) , it will return the number 3.