Hello:
I have several cells to average.
In some of those cells, I have invalid values, so I have an if statement
that replaces the cells with #N/A is the values are invalid.
This is good because it allows me to graph the values and the #N/A are
ignored (in an X-Y scatter plot)
However, if I try to average and the range includes one of those cells, I
get a value of #N/A. I want to be able to average those values ignoring the
#N/A. If I replace the #N/A with '' or something similar, then the average
works but the graph doesn't (it gets turned into a line plot).
If there something tat satisfies both requirements?

thanks

guillermo

One way:

=SUMIF(A:A,"<#N/A")/COUNT(A:A)

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
Hello:
I have several cells to average.
In some of those cells, I have invalid values, so I have
an if statement
that replaces the cells with #N/A is the values are
invalid.
This is good because it allows me to graph the values
and the #N/A are
ignored (in an X-Y scatter plot)
However, if I try to average and the range includes one
of those cells, I
get a value of #N/A. I want to be able to average those
values ignoring the
#N/A. If I replace the #N/A with '' or something
similar, then the average
works but the graph doesn't (it gets turned into a line
plot).
If there something tat satisfies both requirements?

thanks

guillermo


.

thanks

guillermo

"Jason Morin" wrote in message
...
One way:

=SUMIF(A:A,"<#N/A")/COUNT(A:A)

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
Hello:
I have several cells to average.
In some of those cells, I have invalid values, so I have
an if statement
that replaces the cells with #N/A is the values are
invalid.
This is good because it allows me to graph the values
and the #N/A are
ignored (in an X-Y scatter plot)
However, if I try to average and the range includes one
of those cells, I
get a value of #N/A. I want to be able to average those
values ignoring the
#N/A. If I replace the #N/A with '' or something
similar, then the average
works but the graph doesn't (it gets turned into a line
plot).
If there something tat satisfies both requirements?

thanks

guillermo


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