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Say I have a spreadsheet that contains quizzes taken by students and their scores.



I want to create another table of that data the gives me an average of 2 quizzes that are related to the same topic. I have attached an example. Not all topics contain two different quizzes, some just consist of one single quiz.



Maybe someone could help me solve this.



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I tried to use a pivot table but it creates a column for each test, not exactly what I need.






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  • So have you tried AVERAGEIFS() ?
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 16:17










  • @SolarMike I couldn't find an example of a similar use of AVERAGEIFS()
    – Firefox17
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  • Well, the answer shown does a good job, it’s also in the excel help.
    – Solar Mike
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Say I have a spreadsheet that contains quizzes taken by students and their scores.



I want to create another table of that data the gives me an average of 2 quizzes that are related to the same topic. I have attached an example. Not all topics contain two different quizzes, some just consist of one single quiz.



Maybe someone could help me solve this.



enter image description here



I tried to use a pivot table but it creates a column for each test, not exactly what I need.






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share|improve this question





















  • So have you tried AVERAGEIFS() ?
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 16:17










  • @SolarMike I couldn't find an example of a similar use of AVERAGEIFS()
    – Firefox17
    Nov 10 at 17:02










  • Well, the answer shown does a good job, it’s also in the excel help.
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 17:16












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Say I have a spreadsheet that contains quizzes taken by students and their scores.



I want to create another table of that data the gives me an average of 2 quizzes that are related to the same topic. I have attached an example. Not all topics contain two different quizzes, some just consist of one single quiz.



Maybe someone could help me solve this.



enter image description here



I tried to use a pivot table but it creates a column for each test, not exactly what I need.






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share|improve this question













Say I have a spreadsheet that contains quizzes taken by students and their scores.



I want to create another table of that data the gives me an average of 2 quizzes that are related to the same topic. I have attached an example. Not all topics contain two different quizzes, some just consist of one single quiz.



Maybe someone could help me solve this.



enter image description here



I tried to use a pivot table but it creates a column for each test, not exactly what I need.






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  • So have you tried AVERAGEIFS() ?
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 16:17










  • @SolarMike I couldn't find an example of a similar use of AVERAGEIFS()
    – Firefox17
    Nov 10 at 17:02










  • Well, the answer shown does a good job, it’s also in the excel help.
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 17:16
















  • So have you tried AVERAGEIFS() ?
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 16:17










  • @SolarMike I couldn't find an example of a similar use of AVERAGEIFS()
    – Firefox17
    Nov 10 at 17:02










  • Well, the answer shown does a good job, it’s also in the excel help.
    – Solar Mike
    Nov 10 at 17:16















So have you tried AVERAGEIFS() ?
– Solar Mike
Nov 10 at 16:17




So have you tried AVERAGEIFS() ?
– Solar Mike
Nov 10 at 16:17












@SolarMike I couldn't find an example of a similar use of AVERAGEIFS()
– Firefox17
Nov 10 at 17:02




@SolarMike I couldn't find an example of a similar use of AVERAGEIFS()
– Firefox17
Nov 10 at 17:02












Well, the answer shown does a good job, it’s also in the excel help.
– Solar Mike
Nov 10 at 17:16




Well, the answer shown does a good job, it’s also in the excel help.
– Solar Mike
Nov 10 at 17:16












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I would use AverageIFS() like this:



=AVERAGEIFS($C:$C,$B:$B,F$1,$A:$A,$E2)


As per the screenshot below. Hope this helps!!!



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I would use AverageIFS() like this:



=AVERAGEIFS($C:$C,$B:$B,F$1,$A:$A,$E2)


As per the screenshot below. Hope this helps!!!



enter image description here






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I would use AverageIFS() like this:



=AVERAGEIFS($C:$C,$B:$B,F$1,$A:$A,$E2)


As per the screenshot below. Hope this helps!!!



enter image description here






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I would use AverageIFS() like this:



=AVERAGEIFS($C:$C,$B:$B,F$1,$A:$A,$E2)


As per the screenshot below. Hope this helps!!!



enter image description here






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I would use AverageIFS() like this:



=AVERAGEIFS($C:$C,$B:$B,F$1,$A:$A,$E2)


As per the screenshot below. Hope this helps!!!



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