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    Finding Averages Across Multiple Columns That Meet Certain Criteria

    Hi, I want to be able to work out averages from a spreadsheet like below, across multiple columns. So for example, all of the averages from KWB1** to get a value f 2 returned, and then KWB2** to get what would be 7 in this example. Is there a way of just doing that in one formula? <tbody>...
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    • Forum: Excel Questions

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