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I want to average numbers from different columns that are not contiguous. I
also do not want to include any zeros in the average. Is it possible to use
the Average/If function to do this. When I try to enter the different
columns separated by commas, I get a message that there are too many
arguments. I am using Excel 2003
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Default Averaging non contiguous numbers

Is there a pattern to the cells you want to average?

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I want to average numbers from different columns that are not contiguous.
I
also do not want to include any zeros in the average. Is it possible to
use
the Average/If function to do this. When I try to enter the different
columns separated by commas, I get a message that there are too many
arguments. I am using Excel 2003
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