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I have the following formula - which works - to calculate an average of
numbers that are listed in 3 separate columns: =AVERAGE(E7:E126,M7:M129,U7:U128) The problem is that I need the formula to ignore blank cells and cells that contain a zero. I've tried many different things but just can't get it to work! Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance for your help! |
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