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Alex G filtering numbers? 03-31-2010, 01:57 PM
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    Re: filtering numbers?

    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    I only noticed that you added a workbook after seeing your rep points comment. You should reply next time and add attachment, this way it will go back to top of my list and I will know you added some information....

    .. anyway, still a little confused. You did not show expected result.

    Are you looking for perhaps:

    =AVERAGEIF(A5:A113,"<="&B4,B5:B113)
    Hi NBVC
    Think of the average (20) in column B as a sell order. Any market that reaches that number will trigger a sell signal. A formula that filters out figures higher than the column B average but includes the lower & negative numbers should work. So, a max value of 20 (B average) and all bellow needs to be entered.

    Alex G

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    Re: filtering numbers?

    Quote Originally Posted by Alex G View Post
    Hi NBVC
    Think of the average (20) in column B as a sell order. Any market that reaches that number will trigger a sell signal. A formula that filters out figures higher than the column B average but includes the lower & negative numbers should work. So, a max value of 20 (B average) and all bellow needs to be entered.

    Alex G
    Tried the formula NBVC, didn't seem to work. Manually, the result worked out at 16.60.

    Alex G

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