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Hi Planko,

Am Thu, 12 Jul 2012 16:13:32 +0000 schrieb Planko:

=IFERROR(('Page 1'!I45+'Page 1'!F45)/2,"N/A")

Hi all,

The above formula is what I need help with. I get the figure I want but
the problem is that 'Page 1'!F45 might not have a percentage in it to
calculate the total. So if I45 has 100% in it and F45 is 0%, or blank,
then I get 50% for my total. I need it to say 100% if the second
calculation is 0% or blank. The second calculation might not need to
have anything in it to figure the numbers needed. If there is a
calculation in F45 the formula works just fine.


try:
=IF('Page 1'!F45=0,'Page 1'!I45,AVERAGE('Page 1'!F45,'Page 1'!I45))


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Claus Busch
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Claus,

Thanks! That work perfectly. I really appreciate it.

Let say I had three columns now with the same formula. Maybe one or two columns out of the three had inputted information. The others do not.

I have tried myself and cannot figure it out.

Planko
 
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