Excluding a row according to "if" criteria

gwstat001

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Hi

I have two columns of data with 50 numbers each ranging between 0 and 100 randomly placed in each column. i want to work out the average of each column but also I would like a command that says "if the second column contains a row number greater than 50, then exclude the entire row across the two columns" when caluclating the average. i.e if B2 = 67, then exclude A2 and B2 when working out the average of column A and B.
 

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