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Mulitple Workbooks and Ignoring Blank Cells
I am working with multpile workbooks. (Site 1, Site2..ect). I have a master
workbook that pulls data (Rating numbers from each Site workbook). The master book compliles and averages all the data. The problem is that if a Site workbook contains a blank cell it places a zero in the materbook. The zero is counted and effects the overall average. The critera for rating is 0-10 so I need to capture the zero but if the cell is blank I need the master cell to remain Blank. Here is what I have so far. Site 1 workbook In cell P-22 (=SUMIF(B22:F22,"<""") Master book formula for retrieving the data In cell E-10 ([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22 Masterbook formula for rating the value =IF(COUNTA(E10:E26)=0,"",AVERAGE(E10:E26)) Thanks in advance your time is always appreciated on this end. |
Mulitple Workbooks and Ignoring Blank Cells
You actually have two problems:
1. you must carry the blank formward: =IF([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",[Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) 2. Don't use COUNTA: =AVERAGE(E10:E26) because COUNTA will count formulaic blanks just like non-blanks. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: I am working with multpile workbooks. (Site 1, Site2..ect). I have a master workbook that pulls data (Rating numbers from each Site workbook). The master book compliles and averages all the data. The problem is that if a Site workbook contains a blank cell it places a zero in the materbook. The zero is counted and effects the overall average. The critera for rating is 0-10 so I need to capture the zero but if the cell is blank I need the master cell to remain Blank. Here is what I have so far. Site 1 workbook In cell P-22 (=SUMIF(B22:F22,"<""") Master book formula for retrieving the data In cell E-10 ([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22 Masterbook formula for rating the value =IF(COUNTA(E10:E26)=0,"",AVERAGE(E10:E26)) Thanks in advance your time is always appreciated on this end. |
Mulitple Workbooks and Ignoring Blank Cells
This is the formula I used and I still get a return of 0.0 in the target cell
=IF('[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",'[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) "Gary''s Student" wrote: You actually have two problems: 1. you must carry the blank formward: =IF([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",[Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) 2. Don't use COUNTA: =AVERAGE(E10:E26) because COUNTA will count formulaic blanks just like non-blanks. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: I am working with multpile workbooks. (Site 1, Site2..ect). I have a master workbook that pulls data (Rating numbers from each Site workbook). The master book compliles and averages all the data. The problem is that if a Site workbook contains a blank cell it places a zero in the materbook. The zero is counted and effects the overall average. The critera for rating is 0-10 so I need to capture the zero but if the cell is blank I need the master cell to remain Blank. Here is what I have so far. Site 1 workbook In cell P-22 (=SUMIF(B22:F22,"<""") Master book formula for retrieving the data In cell E-10 ([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22 Masterbook formula for rating the value =IF(COUNTA(E10:E26)=0,"",AVERAGE(E10:E26)) Thanks in advance your time is always appreciated on this end. |
Mulitple Workbooks and Ignoring Blank Cells
Were both workbooks open when you observe the zero ?
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: This is the formula I used and I still get a return of 0.0 in the target cell =IF('[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",'[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) "Gary''s Student" wrote: You actually have two problems: 1. you must carry the blank formward: =IF([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",[Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) 2. Don't use COUNTA: =AVERAGE(E10:E26) because COUNTA will count formulaic blanks just like non-blanks. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: I am working with multpile workbooks. (Site 1, Site2..ect). I have a master workbook that pulls data (Rating numbers from each Site workbook). The master book compliles and averages all the data. The problem is that if a Site workbook contains a blank cell it places a zero in the materbook. The zero is counted and effects the overall average. The critera for rating is 0-10 so I need to capture the zero but if the cell is blank I need the master cell to remain Blank. Here is what I have so far. Site 1 workbook In cell P-22 (=SUMIF(B22:F22,"<""") Master book formula for retrieving the data In cell E-10 ([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22 Masterbook formula for rating the value =IF(COUNTA(E10:E26)=0,"",AVERAGE(E10:E26)) Thanks in advance your time is always appreciated on this end. |
Mulitple Workbooks and Ignoring Blank Cells
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"Gary''s Student" wrote: Were both workbooks open when you observe the zero ? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: This is the formula I used and I still get a return of 0.0 in the target cell =IF('[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",'[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) "Gary''s Student" wrote: You actually have two problems: 1. you must carry the blank formward: =IF([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",[Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) 2. Don't use COUNTA: =AVERAGE(E10:E26) because COUNTA will count formulaic blanks just like non-blanks. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: I am working with multpile workbooks. (Site 1, Site2..ect). I have a master workbook that pulls data (Rating numbers from each Site workbook). The master book compliles and averages all the data. The problem is that if a Site workbook contains a blank cell it places a zero in the materbook. The zero is counted and effects the overall average. The critera for rating is 0-10 so I need to capture the zero but if the cell is blank I need the master cell to remain Blank. Here is what I have so far. Site 1 workbook In cell P-22 (=SUMIF(B22:F22,"<""") Master book formula for retrieving the data In cell E-10 ([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22 Masterbook formula for rating the value =IF(COUNTA(E10:E26)=0,"",AVERAGE(E10:E26)) Thanks in advance your time is always appreciated on this end. |
Mulitple Workbooks and Ignoring Blank Cells
I did try both ways one with both open and the managers report by it's self
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Were both workbooks open when you observe the zero ? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: This is the formula I used and I still get a return of 0.0 in the target cell =IF('[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",'[ATHN Site Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) "Gary''s Student" wrote: You actually have two problems: 1. you must carry the blank formward: =IF([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22="","",[Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22) 2. Don't use COUNTA: =AVERAGE(E10:E26) because COUNTA will count formulaic blanks just like non-blanks. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200902 "Larry" wrote: I am working with multpile workbooks. (Site 1, Site2..ect). I have a master workbook that pulls data (Rating numbers from each Site workbook). The master book compliles and averages all the data. The problem is that if a Site workbook contains a blank cell it places a zero in the materbook. The zero is counted and effects the overall average. The critera for rating is 0-10 so I need to capture the zero but if the cell is blank I need the master cell to remain Blank. Here is what I have so far. Site 1 workbook In cell P-22 (=SUMIF(B22:F22,"<""") Master book formula for retrieving the data In cell E-10 ([Site 1 Manager Performance Assessment.xls]MPAS'!$P$22 Masterbook formula for rating the value =IF(COUNTA(E10:E26)=0,"",AVERAGE(E10:E26)) Thanks in advance your time is always appreciated on this end. |
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