AVERAGEIFS Google Sheet Formula

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AVERAGEIFS Formula Syntax

=AVERAGEIFS(A1:A5, B1:B5, ">10", C1:C5, "<20")

Example Use Case

Finding the mean of numbers meeting multiple conditions

Understanding the AVERAGEIFS Formula

The AVERAGEIFS function in Excel averages a range based on multiple criteria, extending AVERAGEIF’s reach. It’s ideal for detailed analysis—like averaging sales within a price and date range.

AVERAGEIFS(A1:A5, B1:B5, ">10", C1:C5, "<20") averages A1:A5 where B1:B5 > 10 and C1:C5 < 20. It starts with the average range, followed by criteria pairs—powerful for multi-layered filtering.

Why Use AVERAGEIFS?

AVERAGEIFS handles complex averages—think scores by category and threshold. Its multi-condition capability delivers precise means from intricate datasets, perfect for advanced analytics.

Example with Sample Data

Data, Criteria	Formula	Result
5,15,25; 8,12,30; >10, <20	=AVERAGEIFS(A1:A3, B1:B3, ">10", C1:C3, "<20")	15
10,20; 5,15; >10, =15	=AVERAGEIFS(A1:A2, B1:B2, ">10", C1:C2, 15)	20
1,2,3; 0,5,10; <5, >0	=AVERAGEIFS(A1:A3, B1:B3, "<5", C1:C3, ">0")	2

AVERAGEIFS narrows means: >10 and <20 is 15. It’s a multi-filter mean machine.