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=SUMIF(A:A,"<=10",B:B)/COUNTIF(A:A,"<=10") In article , Sterling wrote: I know just enough in Excel that I know I can get the info I want but not enough to know how to do it. Any help would be much appreciated. I am working with 2 columns of data, for example: Days in Stock____________Cost 2_____________________$300 21____________________$400 117___________________$600 8_____________________$400 37____________________$500 78____________________$500 What I want to calculate is the average cost for 0-10 days in stock (($300 + $400)/2= $350), the average cost for 11-60 days in stock, and the average cost for 60+ days in stock. What sort of formula would best calculate this? TIA. |
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