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need to count/average if...
I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to
a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
need to count/average if...
=SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="Case
Summary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary")) this should work for you (works without hitting ctrl+shift+enter). "Need Help 123" wrote: I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
need to count/average if...
I dont understand... when I average the cells that it should be counting I
get a higher % than with the formula (I get a % in the 50 range and it gives me a % in the 17 range?) "Sloth" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="Case Summary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary")) this should work for you (works without hitting ctrl+shift+enter). "Need Help 123" wrote: I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
need to count/average if...
=AVERAGE(IF((B2:B124="Case Summary")*(C2:C124<""),C2:C124, "")) again as an array formula -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Need Help 123" wrote in message ... I dont understand... when I average the cells that it should be counting I get a higher % than with the formula (I get a % in the 50 range and it gives me a % in the 17 range?) "Sloth" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="Case Summary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary")) this should work for you (works without hitting ctrl+shift+enter). "Need Help 123" wrote: I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
need to count/average if...
I forgot to check for empty cells in the count section. Sorry, try this.
=SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="CaseSummary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary"),--(ISNUMBER(C2:C124))) "Need Help 123" wrote: I dont understand... when I average the cells that it should be counting I get a higher % than with the formula (I get a % in the 50 range and it gives me a % in the 17 range?) "Sloth" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="Case Summary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary")) this should work for you (works without hitting ctrl+shift+enter). "Need Help 123" wrote: I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
need to count/average if...
That worked... thanks... this site is a life saver for me.....thanks everyone
for your help. "Bob Phillips" wrote: =AVERAGE(IF((B2:B124="Case Summary")*(C2:C124<""),C2:C124, "")) again as an array formula -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Need Help 123" wrote in message ... I dont understand... when I average the cells that it should be counting I get a higher % than with the formula (I get a % in the 50 range and it gives me a % in the 17 range?) "Sloth" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="Case Summary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary")) this should work for you (works without hitting ctrl+shift+enter). "Need Help 123" wrote: I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
need to count/average if...
Thanks... this one works too!
"Sloth" wrote: I forgot to check for empty cells in the count section. Sorry, try this. =SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="CaseSummary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary"),--(ISNUMBER(C2:C124))) "Need Help 123" wrote: I dont understand... when I average the cells that it should be counting I get a higher % than with the formula (I get a % in the 50 range and it gives me a % in the 17 range?) "Sloth" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(C2:C124,--(B2:B124="Case Summary"))/SUMPRODUCT(ROW(C2:C124)/ROW(C2:C124),--(B2:B124="Case Summary")) this should work for you (works without hitting ctrl+shift+enter). "Need Help 123" wrote: I want a function that will 1st off only look at numbers if they are next to a cell with the label "case summary". 2nd I want an average of those numbers, but I dont want to count any cells that have no number entered in them at all... but I do want to count all cells that have numbers, including the number 0% entered in them. I tried using the following but I think it may be counting cells with no numbers in them and thus lowering the average??? or maybe its a different problem? =AVERAGE(IF(B2:B124="Case Summary",C2:C124, "")) and hit control shift enter. |
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