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The third argument "Averaging Range" is omitted. The result of using the function "AVERAGEIF" by the condition ">=10" is next: We will use the function: = AVERAGEIF().įind the arithmetic mean for numbers that are greater or equal to 10. Formula: =AVERAGE(A1:B1,F1:H1).Ī numerical criterion or a textual criterion can be the condition for finding the arithmetic mean. Let us find the arithmetic mean of the first two and three last numbers. Now let's see what the AVERAGE function be able to: Or you can make cell to be active and just manually enter the formula: =AVERAGE(A1:A8).

The third way to call the AVERAGE function from the panel: «FORMULAS»-«More Function»-«Statistical»-«AVERAGE».

Using the function wizard (use fx button or key combination SHIFT + F3). But we will call the function AVERAGE differently.

The second method is based on the same principle of finding the arithmetic mean.

Select the range: A1: H1 and press ENTER. A formula appears after clicking in the active cell. In the menu – «HOME»-«Editing»-«AutoSum»-«Average» button.

We put the cursor in cell A2 (under a set of numbers).

How can you quickly do this with Excel functions? Take for example a number of random numbers in a row: We found the arithmetic mean using the formula: =(3 + 4 + 3 + 5 + 5) / 5. For example, the student's marks in computer science: 3, 4, 3, 5, 5.

It is necessary to add all the numbers in the set and divide the sum by the number in order to find the arithmetic mean.