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AVERAGE around a #Div/0 error?
Excel2003 ... I have 10 WorkBooks ... WorkBook 10 is a Summary of WorkBooks 1-9
In WorkBook 10 I have an AVERAGE formula linking back to the other 9 WorkBooks. So far Link & Formula are working fine in WorkBook 10 with excepiton of #Div/0 error which is preventing a SUM(myrange) Formula from working. I can't use =if(iserror(myformula),"",myformula) because my Formula is too long. So ... is there some simple way to SUM a Range & ignore the #Div/0 error? Thanks ... Kha |
AVERAGE around a #Div/0 error?
Trap the #Div/0 error in the source.
Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Ken" wrote: Excel2003 ... I have 10 WorkBooks ... WorkBook 10 is a Summary of WorkBooks 1-9 In WorkBook 10 I have an AVERAGE formula linking back to the other 9 WorkBooks. So far Link & Formula are working fine in WorkBook 10 with excepiton of #Div/0 error which is preventing a SUM(myrange) Formula from working. I can't use =if(iserror(myformula),"",myformula) because my Formula is too long. So ... is there some simple way to SUM a Range & ignore the #Div/0 error? Thanks ... Kha |
AVERAGE around a #Div/0 error?
Best way would be to eliminate the error by using something like
=IF(C2=0,0,A2/C2) since the error derives from dividing by zero However this will work =SUMIF(A1:A10,"<#DIV/0!") -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ken" wrote in message ... Excel2003 ... I have 10 WorkBooks ... WorkBook 10 is a Summary of WorkBooks 1-9 In WorkBook 10 I have an AVERAGE formula linking back to the other 9 WorkBooks. So far Link & Formula are working fine in WorkBook 10 with excepiton of #Div/0 error which is preventing a SUM(myrange) Formula from working. I can't use =if(iserror(myformula),"",myformula) because my Formula is too long. So ... is there some simple way to SUM a Range & ignore the #Div/0 error? Thanks ... Kha |
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