Countifs and Averages using multiple conditions

Jazz Jones

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Good morning!

I might just need a coffee, but...

I have a data set that I need to calculate averages in.
In Column A, I have Function, in Column H I have Status, in Column S I have a calculated field showing No. of Weeks Active.

I need to pull out info using the following example:

Countif
Column A = 'Chief Operating Officer', and Column H = 'Future Joiner' OR 'Starter Commenced' (it should be noted that there is one other Status option in Column H, which is 'Active' - not sure if it might be easier to count and exclude active, rather than tot up the other two options).


I also need to pull:
If Column A = 'Chief Operating Officer', and Column H = 'Future Joiner' OR 'Starter Commenced', calculate the average of weeks active



I KNOW there's a simple solution to this, but it's early(ish) in the morning, and it's driving me barmy.

Thanks for your help, community!

Jasmine
 

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Excel 2010
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW
1FunctionStatusNo.Weeks Active
2Chief Operating OfficerFuture Joiner2Count2
3Chief Operating OfficerStarter Commenced3Avg Active2.5
4Chief Operating OfficersFuture Joiner3
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
W2=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$4="Chief Operating Officer"),($H$2:$H$4="Future Joiner")+($H$2:$H$4="Starter Commenced"))
W3=SUMPRODUCT($S$2:$S$4,--($A$2:$A$4="Chief Operating Officer")*(($H$2:$H$4="Future Joiner")+($H$2:$H$4="Starter Commenced")))/W2
 
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This is great. Thank you so much. You saved my hide. Have a great day!
 
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