Averageifs returns #div/0 using a date range

jsical

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I am trying to find the avg of a value base on a range of dates. In column A i have the dates (there are empty cells in this column", column C I have the value i want to AVG. i am using the following formula =AVERAGEIFS(C:C, A:A, "<= 1/1/27", A:A, ">= 1/1/2021"), but continued to get a #/div/0. There a plenty of line items with date in between the criteria, I am not sure if the blank cells are causing the issue or not. I have also try doing the following =AVERAGEIFS(C:C, A:A, ">= 1/1/21", A:A, "<= 1/1/2027") and i get the same error. can you help me? thanks
 

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I'm having problems replicating the error you're getting. Could you provide a sample of your actual data using the XL2BB Tool?

hyperlink.xlsb
ABCDEFGHI
1DateValueStartEnd
21/01/20201001/01/20211/01/2027
31/01/2021100
4
51/01/202350AVERAGEIFS:93.75
6
71/01/202575AVERAGEIFS:93.75
81/01/2026
91/01/2027150
101/01/2028
111/01/2029100
12
13
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F5F5=AVERAGEIFS(C:C,A:A,">="&E2,A:A,"<="&F2)
F7F7=AVERAGEIFS(C:C,A:A,">=1/01/2021",A:A,"<=1/01/2027")
 
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I'm having problems replicating the error you're getting. Could you provide a sample of your actual data using the XL2BB Tool?

hyperlink.xlsb
ABCDEFGHI
1DateValueStartEnd
21/01/20201001/01/20211/01/2027
31/01/2021100
4
51/01/202350AVERAGEIFS:93.75
6
71/01/202575AVERAGEIFS:93.75
81/01/2026
91/01/2027150
101/01/2028
111/01/2029100
12
13
Sheet3
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F5F5=AVERAGEIFS(C:C,A:A,">="&E2,A:A,"<="&F2)
F7F7=AVERAGEIFS(C:C,A:A,">=1/01/2021",A:A,"<=1/01/2027")
Thank you for your assistance. I am baffled by the issue but I was able to solve it. I copied and paste the data into Notepad, then copy back to excel; it work perfectly. I am guessing there was a glitch with the format, because I made sure the dates were format properly.
 
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Thank you for your assistance. I am baffled by the issue but I was able to solve it. I copied and paste the data into Notepad, then copy back to excel; it work perfectly. I am guessing there was a glitch with the format, because I made sure the dates were format properly.
Glad you fixed the problem :)
 
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