Averageif Too many arguments

pgford

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Hi all,
I'm new to posting here an not much of a wizard with Excel formulas, so was hoping someone would be able to help please.
I'm trying to calculate an average percentage from another workbook, for anything that's 8% or higher.

Here is my formula =AVERAGEIF('[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$D$14:$D$163,"Name",'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,"<8")
When using this formula, it's telling me I've entered too many arguments. Is there a different way I could do this? Perhaps a different function?

Any help with this would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Paul
 

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Looks like you have more than one criteria; "Name" and >8%
Try using the AVERAGEIFS function

=AVERAGEIFS('[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$D$14:$D$163,"Name",
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,">"&0.08)
 
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Hi Alpha, hoping you can help me once again here :)
I've finished adding this formula, however some of the responses are coming back with DIV/0! because some of the cells don't have enough data in them as yet (but will in time).
Is there something I can do to get rid of #DIV/0! ? As I'm wanting to use =AVERAGE(W3:W6) where currently W5 is displaying #DIV/0! so I'm getting an error with the next stage.
 
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Thanks Alpha, I just tried it as below and it comes back with the too many arguments error again...
=IFERROR(AVERAGEIFS('[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$D$14:$D$163,"Name",
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,">"&0.08,"")

=IFERROR('[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$D$14:$D$163,"Name",
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,">"&0.08,"")

I must be missing something
 
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=IFERROR(AVERAGEIFS('[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$D$14:$D$163,"Name",
'[Sample Spreadsheet.xlsx]JAN'!$T$14:$T$163,">"&0.08),"")
 
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