Gregory creates data for different colors of paints he has bought to paint his house. He enters headings in cells A1, B1, C1, and D1 as Color, Price, Quantity, and Total, respectively. He mentions the criteria: Green and 3 in cells A2 and C2, respectively. Cells A4 to A10 with heading "Colors" in A4 cell contain data for the color of paints bought, cells B4 to B10 with heading "Price" in B4 cell contain data for the price of each color of paint, cells C4 to C10 with heading "Quantity" in C4 cell contain data for the quantity of each paint bought and cells D4 to D10 with heading "Total" in D4 cell contain data of total cost of each color of paint bought. Gregory can use the formula: =DCOUNTA(A1:D10, "Price", A1:D2) to determine the average price value from the column labeled "Price," entries where the colors are green and the quantity is less than 3.

Question

Gregory creates data for different colors of paints he has bought to paint his house. He enters headings in cells A1, B1, C1, and D1 as Color, Price, Quantity, and Total, respectively.  He mentions the criteria: Green and >3  in cells A2 and C2, respectively. Cells A4 to A10 with heading "Colors" in A4 cell contain data for the color of paints bought, cells B4 to B10 with heading "Price" in B4 cell contain data for the price of each color of paint, cells C4 to C10 with heading "Quantity" in C4 cell contain data for the quantity of each paint bought and cells D4 to D10 with heading "Total" in D4 cell contain data of total cost of each color of paint bought.  Gregory can use the formula: =DCOUNTA(A1:D10, "Price", A1:D2) to determine the average price value from the column labeled "Price," entries where the colors are green and the quantity is less than 3.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The formula mentioned is incorrect. To determine the average price value for green paints with quantity >3, Gregory should use the formula: =DAVERAGE(A1:D10, "Price", A1:D2).

Gregory Creates Data for Different Colors of Paints He Has