Shortcutting equations on larger datasets

estehnach

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I am currently working through middle size data sets, around 1000 recordings, and want to be able to work through them quicker. My main problem is that if I have a column marked "test" with results from the tests in a different column marked "results" with the values, is there a shortcut to lets say find the average of all the "results" to test-X in the "test" column.

Something like =Avg[test==test-X(results)] would be my guess if I were to convert code to excel.
 

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Your description is a bit vague, but maybe:


Book1
ABCDE
1TestAverageResultsScore
2A4A1
3B5.5B2
4C5C3
5D6D4
6A5
7A6
8C7
9D8
10B9
11J10
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=AVERAGEIF(D:D,A2,E:E)
 
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