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I have a worksheet that will look as follows:
A B C D E 1 Region Title Amount 2 A Senior 25,000 3 A Senior 30,000 4 B Trainee 17,000 5 B Trainee 22,000 6 A Agent 11,000 7 A Agent 14,000 8 A Trainee 17,000 9 C Senior 25,000 10 C Trainee 14,000 11 B Senior 32,000 12 13 14 15 16 17 Region 18 A B C 19 Title 20 Agent 12,500 21 Senior 27,500 32,000 25,000 22 Trainee 17,000 19,500 14,000 Cells A2 through C11 will contain information about an employee's region, their title and the salary. I want to write a formula tht will calculate the average salary for a given title for a given region. Cells B20 to D22 contain the desired output. Because of how I am linking the results in Cells B20 to D22 and the fact that I will be manipulating the salary information, I do not want to use a pivot table. Instead I want to write a formula that will in essence produce what a pivot table would produce. I thnink the formula that should go in cell B20 is as follows: =IF(AND(A2:A11="A",B2:B11="Agent"),AVERAGE(C2:C11) ) When I use this formula I get the #VALUE error message. Any thoughts? |
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