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The use of N/A in formulas
How can I use N/A in a formula as not to get an error message, but an actual
number back ? For example when adding up cells and then dividing by a number and one of the cell values is N/A, because it is not applicable. Thank you |
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The use of N/A in formulas
=AVERAGE(IF(NOT(ISNA(A1:A50)),A1:A50))
This is an array formula that must be entered with CNTRL-SHFT-ENTER and not just the ENTER key. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200837 "riddlen" wrote: How can I use N/A in a formula as not to get an error message, but an actual number back ? For example when adding up cells and then dividing by a number and one of the cell values is N/A, because it is not applicable. Thank you |
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