I would like the average of a subset of values within a column in an Excel spreadsheet. For example, just those in the value range 10 to 11 within ColumnA containing many values. The result should be in a different column.
I suspect what you want (if a formula suits) is:
=AVERAGEIFS(A:A,A:A,">="&10,A:A,"<="&11)
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I'm using the filter formula to return a list of results. The length of rows of the list is variable.
For each returned value I need to apply a new formula. I would like to know if I can extend this formula automatically all rows based on the length of the list.
A simple example: On cells A1:B100 I have a list of values. On Cell D1 I have this formula =FILTER(A2:A10;B2:B10="Filter")
The result will be a list in Colum D that can have 1 row and upto 100.
In Column E I need to have this formula D1*10. This should extend to the rows below dynamicaly based on the number of rows returned on the Filter formula
Any ideas if this can be done automatically?
What I'm doing is quite more complex than this example since I'm filtering a table that is in a different workbook that is custom data type and the number of rows will vary from about 10 to over 9.000
Use the spilled range operator # after the cell in question:
=D1#*10
So I'm having a problem with summing some data in a range with multiple criteria. Take the data below as an example:
I would like to sum all numbers where: Name = Bob AND the top row is equal to 02/01/20.
The current formula i have is with a SUMPRODUCT, but i'm not sure if it's the solution
=SUMPRODUCT((Names="Bob")*(Dates="02/01/2020")*Values)
Where Names is a named range for my names, Dates is a named range for my dates and Values is a named range for all my values in the table. However, the formula keeps resulting in "#VALUE!".
Any ideas anyone?
You need to turn your date string into a date value. So try:
=SUMPRODUCT((Names= "Bob")*(Dates=--"02/01/2020")*Values)
I am doing some excel staff, and now need an formula to calculate how many is same and mark them.
Example i have row with 10 cells and want to compare with row under how many same cells are.
I marked same fileds but i need formula which takes range F15:O15 and compare with range F6:O6 to check how many same in these cells.
Let's say your data is like this:
As you can see, only 3 cells are identical in both rows (range D4:F4 = range D5:F5)
The formula I've used in cell D8is:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:J1=A2:J2))
And it returns 3 :)
Say I have the following numbers in cells in suceeding rows of column B 1,24,23,12,15,17. How do I get Excel to only add up to that cell so that the sum equals a predefined number (say 25) and return the corresponding row number at which this condition is satisfied?
In the example above, it should add B1 and B24 whose result equals the predefined number (25) and return row 2 as a result.
The challenge is unlike SUMIF and similar commands, I cannot prescribe a range B1:B6 or so. Instead of B6 it should be some number Bx where x (2 in this case) is decided on the fly. Does that make sense?
Thanks in advance.
You cannot do it with a single formula, but you can do it by adding a column with running totals. See this code example:
I am trying to come up with a formula that possibly uses the sumproduct function combined with another function.
Let me start by explaining what I have and what I want. If I have a list of 3 product numbers or more in a column, I would like excel to find the product numbers in 2 different possible columns and if they are listed there, I would like excel to multiply and sum.
I am currently using this formula:
=SUM(SUMPRODUCT(($B$27:$B$46='Lists for Estimates'!K2)*($E$27:$E$46*$A$27:$A$46))
+SUM(SUMPRODUCT(($F$27:$F$46='Lists for Estimates'!K2)*($I$27:$I$46*$A$27:$A$46)))
+SUM(SUMPRODUCT(($B$27:$B$46='Lists for Estimates'!K3)*($E$27:$E$46*$A$27:$A$46))
+SUM(SUMPRODUCT(($F$27:$F$46='Lists for Estimates'!K3)*($I$27:$I$46*$A$27:$A$46)))))
The issue with this is I have to continue to add to the formula if I add more to "Lists for Estimates." I would like to change the formula from 'List for Estimates'!K3 and K2 to search the entire column.
Thank you in advance!
Create a new column on your data sheet that multiplies the A and E columns together (so the formula doesn't have to do it), and then use this formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF($B$27:$B$46,'Lists for Estimates'!$K$2:$K$3,$F$27:$F$46))
Where column F contains the multiplied values. Adjust column F to suit your actual data. The multiplied value column can be hidden if preferred, or even put on a different worksheet.