AVERAGEIF equivalent in excel 2000
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Hi
I have a spreadsheet that has tons of data generated daily Column A is
a location and Column B is a number
I want to average all the numbers in Column B only when the location
in the adjacant column A is a set location.
IN Excel 2007 I am using AVERAGEIF command. However. I need to do the
same function in excel 2000 . How do I do this?
Thanks
Brian
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