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I have a spreadsheet that is assigning a number to a cell based on a
VLOOKUP. For some cells, the number doesn't exist yet, because we haven't arrived at that moment in time yet (some cells will be populated in the future). In those cases, the VLOOKUP'ed cell is displaying a "#N/A". I want to average a range of the cells that have numbers in them. For instance: Cell K3 = 3 Cell K4 = 4 Cell K5 = 5 Cell K6 = #N/A Obviously, I could do an "=AVERAGE(K3:K5)" and when there's data in K6, change the formula to include K6 (=AVERAGE(K3:K6). However I don't want to do that. I want this spreadsheet to be usable by someone who doesn't manage formulas. I just want her to plug in the letters, that the VLOOKUP assigns a number to, and have the average calculate. TIA. |
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