Excel Function

AVERAGEIFS

Returns average for values matching multiple conditions.

AVERAGEIFS(average_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...)

Arguments

average_range

Required

Specify the range of values to average.

criteria_range1

Required

Specify the range for the first condition.

criteria1

Required

Enter the match condition for criteria1.

criteria_range2

Optional

Specify the range where criteria_range2 is evaluated.

criteria2

Optional

Enter the match condition for criteria2.

Practice Preview

Use AVERAGEIFS to calculate the average of Sales in column D where Category matches Food and where Sales matches >=1000. You can set ranges by dragging from the start cell to the end cell in the same argument field.

Example Table

#	AProduct ID	BProduct Name	CCategory	DSales
2	P001	Apple	Food	1200
3	P002	Banana	Food	980
4	P003	Notebook	Stationery	450
5	P004	Pen	Stationery	300
6	P005	Grapes	Food	1500
7	P006	Ruler	Stationery	250
8	P007	Peach	Food	860

How to Use (Formula)

=AVERAGEIFS(D2:D8, C2:C8, "Food", D2:D8, ">=1000")

Result

1350

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AVERAGEIFS FAQ

How do I use AVERAGEIFS in Excel?

Use AVERAGEIFS when you want to average values with multiple conditions. Enter Average range, Criteria range 1, Criteria 1 in that order, then add optional arguments when needed.

Where can I practice AVERAGEIFS?

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What arguments does AVERAGEIFS use?

The main arguments are Average range, Criteria range 1, Criteria 1, Criteria range 2, Criteria 2. Start with the required ones, then add optional arguments if needed.