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$3)
or if using XL2007+ use AVERAGEIF
If as it seems the data is stored in the same file as the calculation itself then there is no need for SUMPRODUCT at all
which would be more efficient![]()
=SUMIF(RawMarketers,$C$3,RawDateGap)/COUNTIF(RawMarketers,$C$3)
or if using XL2007+ use AVERAGEIF
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