You don't use the -- on the summing range...
check range sizes (they should be the same)
check for value error in the ranges
check for text in the summing range...
=SUMPRODUCT(--(RawMarketers=$C$3),RawDateGap)/(SUMPRODUCT(--(RawMarketers=$C$3)))
You don't use the -- on the summing range...
check range sizes (they should be the same)
check for value error in the ranges
check for text in the summing range...
=SUMPRODUCT(--(RawMarketers=$C$3),RawDateGap)/(SUMPRODUCT(--(RawMarketers=$C$3)))
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If as it seems the data is stored in the same file as the calculation itself then there is no need for SUMPRODUCT at all
which would be more efficient![]()
=SUMIF(RawMarketers,$C$3,RawDateGap)/COUNTIF(RawMarketers,$C$3)
or if using XL2007+ use AVERAGEIF
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