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Any chance you could change the formulas in the referenced cells to have an
if(dividend = 0,"",divisor/dividend)? That would remove the #div/0 errors and allow the average formula to skip your errored cell... Not sure the formula wil calc otherwise. "Jacob" wrote: I am trying to find the average of cells if one or more of the cells has #DIV/0! Example: =average(Page1B1:Page2B1:Page3B1) Page 2B1 has #DIV/0! in the cell because nothing has been entered in another cell where it captures its information. So all I would need is the average of (Page1B1 and Page3B1). The cell which shows #DIV/0! is subject to change all the time. Does this make sense??!! |
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I am trying to do the same thing here is my formula how would i add yours to
it? =SUM(B38:O38)/(COUNT(B38:O38)-COUNTIF(B38:O38,0) "Sean Timmons" wrote: Any chance you could change the formulas in the referenced cells to have an if(dividend = 0,"",divisor/dividend)? That would remove the #div/0 errors and allow the average formula to skip your errored cell... Not sure the formula wil calc otherwise. "Jacob" wrote: I am trying to find the average of cells if one or more of the cells has #DIV/0! Example: =average(Page1B1:Page2B1:Page3B1) Page 2B1 has #DIV/0! in the cell because nothing has been entered in another cell where it captures its information. So all I would need is the average of (Page1B1 and Page3B1). The cell which shows #DIV/0! is subject to change all the time. Does this make sense??!! |
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As pointed out in your other thread, you need to sort out your mismatched
parentheses before you go any further. -- David Biddulph "Matt" wrote in message ... I am trying to do the same thing here is my formula how would i add yours to it? =SUM(B38:O38)/(COUNT(B38:O38)-COUNTIF(B38:O38,0) "Sean Timmons" wrote: Any chance you could change the formulas in the referenced cells to have an if(dividend = 0,"",divisor/dividend)? That would remove the #div/0 errors and allow the average formula to skip your errored cell... Not sure the formula wil calc otherwise. "Jacob" wrote: I am trying to find the average of cells if one or more of the cells has #DIV/0! Example: =average(Page1B1:Page2B1:Page3B1) Page 2B1 has #DIV/0! in the cell because nothing has been entered in another cell where it captures its information. So all I would need is the average of (Page1B1 and Page3B1). The cell which shows #DIV/0! is subject to change all the time. Does this make sense??!! |
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