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Help. I've calculated the average of three different cells in three different
rows that are not in sequential rows. The problem is that some of the cells may contain a zero so the formula should only divide by two instead of three. Anyone of the cells could be zero so you may have to divide by one, two or three. Is there a formula??? |
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