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Is there a way to average if in excel when looking at a range of data. For
example, I want average a subset of numbers in a list based on those numbers
in that list that are above a certain threshold as well as are in a subset of
another criteria in another column. All of this without adding an additional
column.
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=AVERAGE(IF((rng1100)*(ISNUMBER(MATCH(rng1,rng2,0 ))),rng1))

which is an array formula, so commit with Ctrl-Shift-Enter.

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Is there a way to average if in excel when looking at a range of data. For
example, I want average a subset of numbers in a list based on those

numbers
in that list that are above a certain threshold as well as are in a subset

of
another criteria in another column. All of this without adding an

additional
column.



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