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To use a dynamic range, and based on Xor's example ( as you did not provide a sample hseet), select B2:C21 -Click - Insert - click Table - click " My table has headers " (or not) - Ok
Realign Xor's result range Now when you enter more data the formula will adapt automatically Beware that when you enter a "yes" in the first column and nothing in the second, the function will recalculate based on a zero value for col C To avoid this use =IF(OR(B3="",C3=""),"",AVERAGEIF($B$3:B3,"yes",$C$ 3:C3))
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