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Ignoring empty cells
Hi all
let say I have the following row of information 112 98 empty 123 99 empty empty 99 100 120 Now I want to add the row and divide it by the full cells (no empty) the result beeing an average (751 / 7 = 107,29) How can I do this? Tia |
beeo Wrote: Hi all let say I have the following row of information 112 98 empty 123 99 empty empty 99 100 120 Now I want to add the row and divide it by the full cells (no empty) the result beeing an average (751 / 7 = 107,29) How can I do this? Tia Hi beeo Use the AVERAGE function =AVERAGE(A1:A10), it ignores the empty cells -- Paul Sheppard ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paul Sheppard's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24783 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=465833 |
Hi Beeo,
Use the AVERAGE function which ignores empty cells. --- Regards, Norman "beeo" wrote in message ups.com... Hi all let say I have the following row of information 112 98 empty 123 99 empty empty 99 100 120 Now I want to add the row and divide it by the full cells (no empty) the result beeing an average (751 / 7 = 107,29) How can I do this? Tia |
Yes of course - Thanks a lot
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