How do you use =AVG() that also bounds time?
RickyT
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So I have the average of a set of data in the (A) column. It looks like this = AVG([A]:[A]). I want to have a range of time here similar to =COUNTIFS([Approval/Disapproval Date]:[Approval/Disapproval Date],, >=TODAY(-365) used to time box the data in a year range.
any one know how to get avg and time in the same formula?
Ricky T
Gov Contractor for USSF
Best Answer
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Not exactly sure this is what you are looking for, but you do have the AVERAGEIF function. You can also use =AVG(COLLECT(ADD RANGE AND CRITERIAS HERE))
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Not exactly sure this is what you are looking for, but you do have the AVERAGEIF function. You can also use =AVG(COLLECT(ADD RANGE AND CRITERIAS HERE))
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