AVERAGEIF - how to set criterion as a range

francorbusetti

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★How does one set the criterion in an AVERAGEIF function as a range?
e.g. the idea is to do something like this (which doesn't work): =AVERAGEIF(F5:F689,AND(">9","<10"),V5:V689)
 

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Try using the averageifs function instead.
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11=AVERAGEIFS(V5:V689,F5:F689,">9",F5:F689,"
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