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Average of column with changing numbers of records
I'm trying to find the average of a column of numbers by suming and dividing
by the number of records i.e. =sum(a1:a100)/100. Is there anyway I can use the number of records to replace the 'divided by number' i.e. =sum(a1:a10)/number of records or cells with a values greater than 0 when the are only for instance 50 recored in the column? I want to get away from having to change the 'devided by' number so when I add records the 'devided by' value increases. Cheers |
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