AVERAGEIFS Returning #DIV/0!

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LawNapier

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  1. 365
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In the below AVERAGEIFS formula I am attempting to look for all rows for APPLES, PEARS and ORANGES in column A:A that have a value of RIPE in column B:B.

For the first two AVERAGEIFS for APPLES and PEARS, the average of column P:P works fine.

When I add the AVERAGEIFS for ORANGES, I get #DIV/0! as the result.

What I have determined is that the AVERAGEIFS for ORANGES does not find any matches and returns a value of "0" so that is screwing up the average calculation across APPLES, PEARS and ORANGES collectively.

How do I handle a "0" value so the formula ignores that value when returning the average result?


SAMPLE FORMULA
-------------------------------------

=SUM(

AVERAGEIFS(P:P,
A:A,"="&"APPLES"),
B:B,"="&"RIPE")

AVERAGEIFS(P:P,
A:A,"="&"PEARS"),
B:B,"="&"RIPE")

AVERAGEIFS(P:P,
A:A,"="&"ORANGES")
B:B,"="&"RIPE")

)
 

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Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
Use the method that FormR has shown you in your other thread.
 
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Please continue in your original thread here: AVERAGE HH:MM time using OR and AND together within the same formula

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