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I'm working with four columns. the cells in my 4th column are going to be the
averages of the other three columns. If I copy my average formulay down the
whole column then everything is fine except it displays "#DIV/0!" becuase I
dont' have any information in the fields yet. How can I tell that cell to
display nothing if atleast one of the other three cells don't have any values.

If this doesn't make sense please let me know I'll try again.
Thanks in advance.
Travis
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Is this even possible. Please let me know.

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I'm working with four columns. the cells in my 4th column are going to be the
averages of the other three columns. If I copy my average formulay down the
whole column then everything is fine except it displays "#DIV/0!" becuase I
dont' have any information in the fields yet. How can I tell that cell to
display nothing if atleast one of the other three cells don't have any values.

If this doesn't make sense please let me know I'll try again.
Thanks in advance.
Travis

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Try using:
=IF(OR(A1="",B1="",C1=""),"",SUM(A1:C1)/3)

"Dahlman" wrote:

I'm working with four columns. the cells in my 4th column are going to be the
averages of the other three columns. If I copy my average formulay down the
whole column then everything is fine except it displays "#DIV/0!" becuase I
dont' have any information in the fields yet. How can I tell that cell to
display nothing if atleast one of the other three cells don't have any values.

If this doesn't make sense please let me know I'll try again.
Thanks in advance.
Travis

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Here is one to try:
=IF(COUNT(A1:C1)=3,AVERAGE(A1:C3),''")
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I'm working with four columns. the cells in my 4th column are going to be
the
averages of the other three columns. If I copy my average formulay down
the
whole column then everything is fine except it displays "#DIV/0!" becuase
I
dont' have any information in the fields yet. How can I tell that cell to
display nothing if atleast one of the other three cells don't have any
values.

If this doesn't make sense please let me know I'll try again.
Thanks in advance.
Travis



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Thanks you very much. I had to change the =3 to 0 because I wanted it to
average even if there was only one entry but you gave me a great start.
Thanks.

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Here is one to try:
=IF(COUNT(A1:C1)=3,AVERAGE(A1:C3),''")
best wishes
--
Bernard V Liengme
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
remove caps from email

"Dahlman" wrote in message
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I'm working with four columns. the cells in my 4th column are going to be
the
averages of the other three columns. If I copy my average formulay down
the
whole column then everything is fine except it displays "#DIV/0!" becuase
I
dont' have any information in the fields yet. How can I tell that cell to
display nothing if atleast one of the other three cells don't have any
values.

If this doesn't make sense please let me know I'll try again.
Thanks in advance.
Travis




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