Average within date range for a given sales person (Excel 2003)

DPARDY

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Hello, I need to get the sum & average of a sales rep commission within a given date range.

A column dates, B column sales rep id, C column commission. I would enter the starting date in A1 and the ending date in B1, and the sales rep id in C1. And with Excel 2003

I know this is a easy one for someone, just not me right now.

Thanks.
 

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Hi, assuming you have a recent version of office try


Book1
ABCD
111/12/201723/12/201725000
2
3
4
5DateSales RepCash Value
610/12/201721000
711/12/201726000
812/12/201726000
918/12/201724000
1019/12/201736000
1120/12/201737000
1221/12/201722000
1321/12/201737000
1422/12/201727000
1523/12/201739000
1625/12/201734000
1726/12/201733000
1827/12/201717000
1927/12/201722000
2028/12/201711000
2129/12/201711000
2229/12/201718000
2330/12/201716000
2430/12/201716000
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D1=AVERAGEIFS(C6:C24, A6:A24, ">="&A1, A6:A24, "<="&B1, B6:B24, C1)
 
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Apologies, I missed your version in the title

Try


Book1
ABCD
111/12/201723/12/201725000
2
3
4
5DateSales RepCash Value
610/12/201721000
711/12/201726000
812/12/201726000
918/12/201724000
1019/12/201736000
1120/12/201737000
1221/12/201722000
1321/12/201737000
1422/12/201727000
1523/12/201739000
1625/12/201734000
1726/12/201733000
1827/12/201717000
1927/12/201722000
2028/12/201711000
2129/12/201711000
2229/12/201718000
2330/12/201716000
2430/12/201716000
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D1{=AVERAGE(IF((A6:A24>=A1)*(A6:A24<=B1)*(B6:B24=C1), C6:C24))}
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.
 
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