Average If, Data on another Tab, Averaging Rows

SteelerMike

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I feel like I should get this one, but am falling short on finding my error.

I have data, listed below. My averageif formula is: =AVERAGEIF('Historical Scores'!A:A,$B3,'Historical Scores'!E:I). My understanding is: 'Historical Scores'!A:A is pulling Names, $B3 is matching the pulled name, 'Historical Scores'!E:I should be averaging the 5 rows: E, F, G, H, & I. But, the average returned is the data listed in cell 'Historical Scores'!E. I can't seem to get Excel to pull the full range E:I. I have tried to add the column, i.e. =AVERAGEIF('Historical Scores'!A2:A1000,$B3,'Historical Scores'!E2:I1000), doesn't change the result.

Any ideas appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

Rank
Name
Might
Ave Score
1
Pocay
311,432
3,481
2
MagnumTheViking
277,644
3,366
3
armymom128
276,803
3,355
4
alphacolt
276,605
3,356
5
jholer
275,756
3,345
6
inKREDible
275,443
3,353
7
34Juice123
273,921
3,351

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=AVERAGE(IF('Historical Scores'!$A$:$A$4000=$B3,'Historical Scores'!$E$2:$I$4000))

=AVERAGE(IF('Historical Scores'!$A$:$A$4000=$B3,IF(ISNUMBER('Historical Scores'!$E$2:$I$4000),'Historical Scores'!$E$2:$I$4000)))
 
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Control+shift+enter, not just enter, one of:

=AVERAGE(IF('Historical Scores'!$A$2:$A$4000=$B3,'Historical Scores'!$E$2:$I$4000))

=AVERAGE(IF('Historical Scores'!$A$2:$A$4000=$B3,IF(ISNUMBER('Historical Scores'!$E$2:$I$4000),'Historical Scores'!$E$2:$I$4000)))

Used the top one...works perfectly!

Thank you very much,
Mike
 
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