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For reporting purposes, the above method works great. If you are just looking for a quick conditional average, I prefer to use Sort or Filter and the highlight the column, look to the Status Bar and it gives you the average, count, and sum all in one place.
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Thanks for the reminder -- sometimes the visual is all you need!
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Another way...
ms344 Updated - 1st Aug
You could simply highlight the range $A$1:$C$13, then Insert a pivot table (Alt+N, V, T, Enter), drag "Region" to Row Labels, "Sold" to Values, click on "Value Field Settings", select "average", and - voila! Or, if you prefer, "Bob's your uncle".
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