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Harlan,
Will your formula return a "0" or an error if there are no values for a particular 1 week period? Is it possible to have it return a numeric value only if there are more than some number of records, say 24? Edit: Actually, instead of dividing by 168, can it divide by the number of numeric values that exist within a particular range? I have a few gaps in my data due to failed temperature loggers. Thanks again Last edited by CarterTC : February 7th 12 at 08:55 PM |
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