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AVERAGEA Function
Hi Again! Is there a trick to the Averagea function? I'm using it in a total page with feeds from other pages. Some of the totals display the #DIV/0 message from my previous thread and because of this the function is using these numbers as values therefore I am getting the following result: The only $$ amount showing is $1,130,244.00 with 11 #DIV/0 messages following, and the result of my averagea formula is $94,187.00. Any input is appreciated! -- Chris921 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chris921's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32040 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=517887 |
AVERAGEA Function
I read the Help for AVERAGEA and found this note:
"Arguments that are error values or text that cannot be translated into numbers cause errors." The #DIV/0 constitutes an error value, so this may be the culprit. Can you post a sample of your data, showing what you have and what you expect to get? You may be able to work around the #DIV/0 if an appropriate IF formula (If the divisor is zero, return zero or nothing; if the divisor is not zero, perform the division). |
AVERAGEA Function
AVERAGEA calculates text as 0. If you want to discount text then use the
AVERAGE function. 94187 equals 1130244/12 which is what you would except using the AVERAGEA function. What result do you want? I am assuming you used Niek's solution and instead of #DIV/0 you are getting a blank cell. These blank cells being treated as text. "Chris921" wrote: Hi Again! Is there a trick to the Averagea function? I'm using it in a total page with feeds from other pages. Some of the totals display the #DIV/0 message from my previous thread and because of this the function is using these numbers as values therefore I am getting the following result: The only $$ amount showing is $1,130,244.00 with 11 #DIV/0 messages following, and the result of my averagea formula is $94,187.00. Any input is appreciated! -- Chris921 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chris921's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32040 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=517887 |
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