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I have a column of data, some of which are #N/A. In the next column I want to
calculate te running average of 5 points in that data. The problem is that if any one of those 5 points is #N/A, my running average value is also #N/A. Can anyone suggest a formula that will exclude a value in my average caluculation if it is #N/A? Thanks in advance. |
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