What I need is to look in column D and for example, look for YAN, grab the value against it in column M and then obtain the average of the respective quantities, displaying these against the label below the main data (in the green highlighted cell)
For example, there are two YAN items with the values 95.46& and 36.25%. Next to the YAN label, the formula would return a value of 65.86% (Sum of 95.46 + 36.25 / 2 = 65.86%)
If you could help as Ive tried lookups and count variations but seem to be a bit stuck - not sure if it needs an array but even this eluded me.
If you could make a suggestion, I would be very grateful
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