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I'm trying to average (items produced/manhours/workers) over the course of a
week. The problem is each job isnt worked every day, so I have blank cells in my equation. Here is what I'm typing: =AVERAGE((B4/C4/D4),(E4/F4/G4),(H4/I4/J4),(K4/L4/M4),(N4/O4/P4)). I know there is a way to ignore #DIV/0 results, but I'm fairly new to Excel. I'm also trying to keep this all in one row to save space. Any help will be appreciated. -Ryan |
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take a look at the subtotal function and see if it meets your needs.
-- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "Kisamarha" wrote in message ... I'm trying to average (items produced/manhours/workers) over the course of a week. The problem is each job isnt worked every day, so I have blank cells in my equation. Here is what I'm typing: =AVERAGE((B4/C4/D4),(E4/F4/G4),(H4/I4/J4),(K4/L4/M4),(N4/O4/P4)). I know there is a way to ignore #DIV/0 results, but I'm fairly new to Excel. I'm also trying to keep this all in one row to save space. Any help will be appreciated. -Ryan |
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I can't get this done without adding another row, but you can always hide the
extra row. With your data in B4:P4 arranged Items/MH/W, enter these formulas below each W cell In D5 =IF(ISERROR(B4/C4/D4),0,B4/C4/D4) G5 =IF(ISERROR(E4/F4/G4),0,E4/F4/G4) J5 =IF(ISERROR(H4/I4/J4),0,H4/I4/J4) M5 =IF(ISERROR(K4/L4/M4),0,K4/L4/M4) P5 =IF(ISERROR(N4/O4/P4),0,N4/O4/P4) These replaces the DIV/0 errors with zero and calculate the the daily results In Q4 =IF(COUNTIF(D5:P5,"0")=5,SUM(D5:P5)/5,(SUM(D5:P5)/COUNTIF(D5:P5,"0"))) This ignores the days with no job and calculates the weekly average based on the number of days the the work actually happened. Not pretty, but it works. "Kisamarha" wrote: I'm trying to average (items produced/manhours/workers) over the course of a week. The problem is each job isnt worked every day, so I have blank cells in my equation. Here is what I'm typing: =AVERAGE((B4/C4/D4),(E4/F4/G4),(H4/I4/J4),(K4/L4/M4),(N4/O4/P4)). I know there is a way to ignore #DIV/0 results, but I'm fairly new to Excel. I'm also trying to keep this all in one row to save space. Any help will be appreciated. -Ryan |
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