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![]() Here's the basic set up: A| B 1| 456 1| 52 1| 78 1| 91 1| 12 1| 6 1| 7 2| 12 2| 80 2| 9 2| 15 2| 12 2| 6 And here's the question: Basically, column A represents an item # and column B represent the item price. What I want to do is - and please know I'm sincere when I say I've really been trying to solve this myself - every time A:A = 1, I want to average the lowest 3 prices in B:B relating to A:A1... and then average the lowest 3 prices in B:B relating to the A:A = 2. Maybe I've completely over-thought this one. Keep in mind, too... that this is a really basic example of what I'm trying to do. There are over 1400 individual items, each being sold at multiple prices. I understand enough of excel that a similarly basic example will suffice - one that I can just create 1400+ times over. Thanks to anyone ahead of time for your help. Stuffandthings -- stuffandthings ------------------------------------------------------------------------ stuffandthings's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31579 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=512714 |