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suppose cells are a1:b4 have following values
east 5 west 7 north 6 east 3 so you can do an average like =average(if(a1:a4="east",b1:b4)) and that will equal a value of 4 -- (5+3)/2 What if you wanted to calculate the average of numbers in a1:a4 where it equaled 2 conditions - either east or west. So that would be 5 -- (5+3+7)/3. How would the second formula be written to average numbers where either of two conditions are met? |
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