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Hi,
I'm trying to average a range except one cell in the middle of that range (or alternatively to condition on a range made of two separate sections). The formula I'm trying to use is the following: =IF(AND(B$470, B$53=2), B$47-AVERAGEIF(B$45:B$50, "0"), "-") Except, instead of B45:B50 in AVERAGEIF, I want the range to be B45:B46 and B48:B50 (i.e. without the cell B47). Can anyone tell me how to use a split range with AVERAGEIF or how to tell it not to look at cell B47? Grateful for any advice. Thanks! |
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