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eliminating the 0 in DIV/0
I am a very basic XL user, but I work with spread sheets using the simple AVG
formula. Is there any way to by pass the "0" in DIV/0? in other words, I am using 4 columns of numbers that were each averaged. There is another column with the average of the 4 separate columns, but I get the "DIV/0" unless all 4 of the other colums have a base larger than "0". In other words do I have to wait until all 4 coulms are completed before I can determine the on going average, or is there a formula or way to get the averages of the columns that do not have a zero base and not have to wait until all 4 colums have a base larger than zero? |
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