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Two topics/questions for you:
First, I have a list of percentages: Vendor A - 15 out of 20 approved- 75% Vendor B - 5 out of 10 approved - 50% Vendor C - 2 out of 5 approved - 40% What I want to get is an AVERAGE or MEAN of the percentages but I don't want to go back to the original numbers to get it - I want to work off the percentages because with the totals being different, it will skew the percentages. I want to be able to say XX% is the average approval rate for all vendors and I don't want whether they have a large or small business to affect the percentage. How do I do this? Second question: if a line is empty because the data has not been entered yet, it shows a #DIV/0! error message which then in turn creates that error messages in the totals at the bottom. I want to be able to have the Excel spreadsheet ignore any cells that have that error message and not count it in the total averages. Does that make sense? thank you! JR |
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