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Default Changing the range of several averaging functions

Hi guys

I have a spreadsheet that has a number of data. Beneath the data I have a 10
averaging functions that average data on different columns.

The data describe events.

Each event is assigned the number zero therefore I want to exclude those
values from the averaging functions (the number zero could be a result of the
event).

At the moment my average functions will state for example
AVERAGE(E6,E10)
When the event happens then I want it to become
AVERAGE(E6,E10,E13)
(Note: the averaging is not sequential i.e. 11 is not after 10, it could
jump numbers)

What I want to do is because I have 10 averaging functions that all must
include the result from the same event I want as soon as I enter E13, for the
function with for example
AVERAGE(G6,G10) to become AVERAGE (G6,G10,G13)
and for the function with
AVERAGE(Z6,Z10) to become AVERAGE (Z6,Z10,Z13)

etc...

I believe I have been clear enough but please let me know if this is not the
case.

Thanks
 
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