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I have columns set up for each month where we enter the total number of
hours. After these columns, i have a column for "total for the year (hours)" and for "average of the year (hours)". Right now, i've just put in a basic average function to calculate using the columns for the months. Example: =AVERAGE(AP13:BA13). My problem is that some months do not have values, and i would like to exclude them from the average calculations. Is there a way to tell excel that it should only calculate the average of the months that have a value 0 ? Thanks. |
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