Averageifs using multiple criteria from multiple columns & getting a #Div/0 error

tasub

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I'm at a loss and could use some advice. I'm trying to get an average based on criteria from 3 different columns. Also only calculating >0 Here is the formula I use. =AVERAGEIFS('Manual Data'!BA3:BA70,'Manual Data'!BA3:BA70,">0",'Manual Data'!G3:G70,"SALES",'Manual Data'!Z3:Z70,"Synergy Plan",'Manual Data'!Z3:Z70,"Standalone Plan")

It works taking out the last two criteria but returns the #div/0 error if I add them.

I need the data to give me averages by function. Only using Synergy Plan and Standalone Plan data in BA for the calculation.

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Until we see some of your data, try to use this as an example. AVERAGEIFS works even if there are blank or text values in the measured column. So, one thing I'm thinking is that your lookup has no records or you have a mispelling.
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2MarketingA14Function
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4HelpingA10
5CookingA15
6MarketingB
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9CookingB15
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AVERAGE IFS
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=AVERAGEIFS($C$2:$C$13,A2:A13,E3)
 
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Until we see some of your data, try to use this as an example. AVERAGEIFS works even if there are blank or text values in the measured column. So, one thing I'm thinking is that your lookup has no records or you have a mispelling.
Mr Excel Questions 3.xlsm
ABCDEF
1FunctionPositionTime To Define
2MarketingA14Function
3RecruitingA10Marketing14
4HelpingA10
5CookingA15
6MarketingB
7RecruitingB5
8HelpingB11
9CookingB15
10MarketingCtext
11RecruitingC5
12HelpingC8
13CookingC9
AVERAGE IFS
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=AVERAGEIFS($C$2:$C$13,A2:A13,E3)


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2Function
3Mareting#DIV/0!
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AVERAGE IFS
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F3F3=AVERAGEIFS($C$2:$C$13,A2:A13,E3)
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
How about
Excel Formula:
=AVERAGE(FILTER('Manual Data'!BA3:BA70,('Manual Data'!BA3:BA70>0)*('Manual Data'!G3:G70="SALES")*(('Manual Data'!Z3:Z70="Synergy Plan")+('Manual Data'!Z3:Z70="Standalone Plan"))))
 
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I'm at a loss and could use some advice. I'm trying to get an average based on criteria from 3 different columns. Also only calculating >0 Here is the formula I use. =AVERAGEIFS('Manual Data'!BA3:BA70,'Manual Data'!BA3:BA70,">0",'Manual Data'!G3:G70,"SALES",'Manual Data'!Z3:Z70,"Synergy Plan",'Manual Data'!Z3:Z70,"Standalone Plan")

It works taking out the last two criteria but returns the #div/0 error if I add them.

I need the data to give me averages by function. Only using Synergy Plan and Standalone Plan data in BA for the calculation.

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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
How about
Excel Formula:
=AVERAGE(FILTER('Manual Data'!BA3:BA70,('Manual Data'!BA3:BA70>0)*('Manual Data'!G3:G70="SALES")*(('Manual Data'!Z3:Z70="Synergy Plan")+('Manual Data'!Z3:Z70="Standalone Plan"))))
This WORKED!!! Thank you so much!!
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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