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Ignore zero in column for subtotal
I am averaging a list of statistics for 75 people using
SUBTOTAL(1,D5:D59) These stats come from another sheet, so I am using =IF(ISERR('MAY INDIVIDUAL'!I47),0,'MAY INDIVIDUAL'!I47) to pull the numbers from sheet "MAY INDIVIDUAL" and, if there is no stat (such would show up as a #DIV/0 error) it will change the error to a zero so the average will compute without an error. Now, of course, I have the problem of averaging a lot of zero's into the total, bringing the average down. How can I make the subtotal ignore the zero's and only average those numbers greater than zero? I cannot do a filter because it is a progressive worksheet that included data from several different sheets, all or one of which may input zero's in subsequent columns. Thanks. |
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