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I would like to sum cells where they are greater than zero but are across
multiple ranges. Ultimately this is to get an average value therefore I would need to do the same with a count as well. There may be a quicker way to get the average rather than using a sum and count but I'm still curious as to how a sum an count can be used to achieve this. Would be grateful for any advise. |
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