[Romileyrunner1]

Hi , I`m currently using the following formula fine:

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

This then selects only the values in the cells in collumn AB that satisfy
the other criteria.
Right, now I want to say do a similar search and average on the cells that
match a specified conditions but in column N10:N89, I want to say "IS NOT
EQUAL TO "Dog"" or whatever the text I want to be not included in the
average.

Sorry my description is probably rubbish.
Hope someone gets the idea and can solve it.
Thanks.
RR1

[Sam Wilson]

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89<"DOG")*( $AB$10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

means, if Hx is 0 and Nx is not Dog and ABx is more than -10, include the
number in ABx in the average.


"Romileyrunner1" wrote:

Hi , I`m currently using the following formula fine:

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

This then selects only the values in the cells in collumn AB that satisfy
the other criteria.
Right, now I want to say do a similar search and average on the cells that
match a specified conditions but in column N10:N89, I want to say "IS NOT
EQUAL TO "Dog"" or whatever the text I want to be not included in the
average.

Sorry my description is probably rubbish.
Hope someone gets the idea and can solve it.
Thanks.
RR1

[Ashish Mathur[_2_]]

Hi,

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10)*($N$10:$N$89<"Dog"),$AB$10:$AB$89))

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Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"Romileyrunner1" wrote in message
...
Hi , I`m currently using the following formula fine:

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

This then selects only the values in the cells in collumn AB that satisfy
the other criteria.
Right, now I want to say do a similar search and average on the cells that
match a specified conditions but in column N10:N89, I want to say "IS NOT
EQUAL TO "Dog"" or whatever the text I want to be not included in the
average.

Sorry my description is probably rubbish.
Hope someone gets the idea and can solve it.
Thanks.
RR1

[Romileyrunner1]

Thanks Ashish.
Works great!


"Ashish Mathur" wrote:

Hi,

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10)*($N$10:$N$89<"Dog"),$AB$10:$AB$89))

--
Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"Romileyrunner1" wrote in message
...
Hi , I`m currently using the following formula fine:

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

This then selects only the values in the cells in collumn AB that satisfy
the other criteria.
Right, now I want to say do a similar search and average on the cells that
match a specified conditions but in column N10:N89, I want to say "IS NOT
EQUAL TO "Dog"" or whatever the text I want to be not included in the
average.

Sorry my description is probably rubbish.
Hope someone gets the idea and can solve it.
Thanks.
RR1

[Romileyrunner1]

Great work SAM
Works really well.
Clever chap. Thanks

"Sam Wilson" wrote:


=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89<"DOG")*( $AB$10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

means, if Hx is 0 and Nx is not Dog and ABx is more than -10, include the
number in ABx in the average.


"Romileyrunner1" wrote:

Hi , I`m currently using the following formula fine:

=AVERAGE(IF(($H$10:$H$89=0)*($N$10:$N$89="W")*($AB $10:$AB$89-10),$AB$10:$AB$89))

This then selects only the values in the cells in collumn AB that satisfy
the other criteria.
Right, now I want to say do a similar search and average on the cells that
match a specified conditions but in column N10:N89, I want to say "IS NOT
EQUAL TO "Dog"" or whatever the text I want to be not included in the
average.

Sorry my description is probably rubbish.
Hope someone gets the idea and can solve it.
Thanks.
RR1