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Obtener el valor promedio de un rango pero solo de las celdas visibles
Saludos a todos: tengo esta formula: =SI.ERROR(PROMEDIO.SI.CONJUNTO(G8:G3000;$B8:$B3000;">="&$A6;$B$8:$B$3000;"<="&$B$6);0) que devuelve el valor promedio de un rango de acuerdo a un filtro de fechas, funciona bien, pero me gustaría que, adicionalmente, me mostrara solo las celdas visibles del rango, ya que puedo aplicar filtros a la hoja y reducir la cantidad de celdas visibles. Agradeceré todos los comentarios, gracias
If you're on 365, this might work for you:
=MAX(MAP(B8:B3000,G8:G3000,LAMBDA(b,g,IF(AND(b>=$A$6,b<=$B$6,SUBTOTAL(102,b)=1),g,0))))
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Hi a7024782
Hi
If you're looking to calculate an average with conditions on hidden/visible rows the following should work on Excel 2016
in G3:
=IF( SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(102,OFFSET(B8,ROW(B8:B3000)-ROW(B8),,1))) = ROWS(B8:B3000), AVERAGEIFS(G8:G3000, B8:B3000,">="&A6, B8:B3000,"<="&B6), SUMPRODUCT( SUBTOTAL(102,OFFSET(B8,ROW(B8:B3000)-ROW(B8),,1)), (B8:B3000 >= A6) * (B8:B3000 <= B6), G8:G3000 ) / SUMPRODUCT( SUBTOTAL(102,OFFSET(B8,ROW(B8:B3000)-ROW(B8),,1)), (B8:B3000 >= A6) * (B8:B3000 <= B6) ) )Sample available in the attached file with a Table (same Dates & Values) to check the result
If you're on 365, this might work for you:
=MAX(MAP(B8:B3000,G8:G3000,LAMBDA(b,g,IF(AND(b>=$A$6,b<=$B$6,SUBTOTAL(102,b)=1),g,0))))Hi Patrick2788
It seems a7024782 was looking to compute an AVERAGE. Your LAMDBA is really nice but not sure it generates an AVG 😉
- Gracias por la respuesta, estoy con excel 2016,intentare adaptarla
