DIV/O when using Average function

kspence703

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Trying to get an average of one set of data if the other set of data is greater than or equal to another number (cell referenced). I am getting a #DIV/0 error. Right now I have it written as averageif(A3:A27,">=A55",B3:B27). This returns a #DIV/0 error. I have made sure there are not spaces and that they are all numbers. Additionally how would I then write averageifS numbers in range A listed above are greater than 10 but less than 50 finding the average in columne B as referenced above.

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Use ">="&A55 not ">=A55" when refering to a cell. For 2nd part:

=AVERAGEIFS(B3:B27,A3:A27,">=10",A3:A27,"<=50")
 
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For your second question:
=AVERAGEIFS(B3:B27,A3:A27,">10",A3:A27,"<50")
 
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