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I have a worksheet that has tabs for each month. I want to track the avg use
of a material we use for the last five workingdays... So no problem untill I need to go look at the previous month tab for that last few days of the month, to avg with the first few days of the current month. And I want it to skip the cell if it is empty So if I want to do a running five day avg, and skip the cell if it is empty, and look at another sheet, what would that formual look like. |
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My first question may have been a little confusing.
so basically the formula looks like this, =IF(K7="","",((Jan!K23+Jan!K24+Jan!K25+K6+K7)/5)) but I need the statement ito actually start on Row 28 in the Jan sheet and keep going up till it finds a value to avg. Then just avg only the first 5 values Donna "Donna" wrote: I have a worksheet that has tabs for each month. I want to track the avg use of a material we use for the last five workingdays... So no problem untill I need to go look at the previous month tab for that last few days of the month, to avg with the first few days of the current month. And I want it to skip the cell if it is empty So if I want to do a running five day avg, and skip the cell if it is empty, and look at another sheet, what would that formual look like. |
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