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On Dec 10, 9:04 pm, StephenAccountant
wrote: here is my formula - it is an array formula. =AVERAGE(IF(D9:G9<0,D9:G9)) if the cells all show up as blank or nil - i get a #Div/0! error - how can I stop that from happening? how about putting the IF statement outside the average statement? it worked for me, but it returned 0 when even one of the cells in that range were 0. is that what you want? if it is, then it worked for me! don't know why it didn't work for you. |
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