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problems with averageifs formula
hi Folks
I've created an averagesifs function but it keeps coming up with Div/o. I've attached an example. It's on the Readiness to train sheet. Essentially I want the formula to match the person and the week number on the list (that bit works fine) and then for each of the categories add up the score for each heading e.g. Mood/motivation etc. The numbers are formatted as general. But I can't see why it's not giving me an average score based on that person, week number and each of the symptoms..thanks as always.
EE-monitoring-average-if-formula.xlsx
I've created an averagesifs function but it keeps coming up with Div/o. I've attached an example. It's on the Readiness to train sheet. Essentially I want the formula to match the person and the week number on the list (that bit works fine) and then for each of the categories add up the score for each heading e.g. Mood/motivation etc. The numbers are formatted as general. But I can't see why it's not giving me an average score based on that person, week number and each of the symptoms..thanks as always.
EE-monitoring-average-if-formula.xlsx
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hm, just wondering why the averageifs didn't work though...but I might just try the averageifs and array enter it....and see if that works..
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Yep, people that worked (player data) ..although what I want to do now is add a formula that will do that calculation but only for the week number and player specified in the Readiness to train sheet. Thanks :-)
monitoring-average-if-formula-vers-02.xl
monitoring-average-if-formula-vers-02.xl
Do you not want the Symptoms part of it then?
Without the symptoms part, your original formula would have worked as the issue was down to trying to use two symptoms.
Thanks
Rob H
Without the symptoms part, your original formula would have worked as the issue was down to trying to use two symptoms.
Thanks
Rob H
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Worked beautifully in the end. Can see alot of scope for how this would work...and gave me additional insight into the SumIFS/CountifS function. Thanks as always...
=SUM(SUMIFS(Table1[Score],