how would i get the total of this equation
(((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05))+((E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89))+((E7/E4)/(E4*60))) to
average?? meaning adding each inner equation and dividing by 3 won't
work cause sometimes these inner equations will =0 ... I want the
average of the inner equations omitting any zero values


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=AVERAGE((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05),(E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89),(E7/E4)/(E4*60))

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how would i get the total of this equation
(((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05))+((E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89))+((E7/E4)/(E4*60))) to
average?? meaning adding each inner equation and dividing by 3 won't
work cause sometimes these inner equations will =0 ... I want the
average of the inner equations omitting any zero values


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so what you are saying is that if one of those inner formulas =0 then it
would omit that one and just average the other two?


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Revise that

=SUM((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05)+(E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89)+(E7/E4)/(E4*60))/COUNT(E5:E7)

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=AVERAGE((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05),(E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89),(E7/E4)/(E4*60))

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how would i get the total of this equation
(((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05))+((E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89))+((E7/E4)/(E4*60))) to
average?? meaning adding each inner equation and dividing by 3 won't
work cause sometimes these inner equations will =0 ... I want the
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=(((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05))+((E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89))+((E7/E4)/(E4*60)))/COUNTIF(E5:E7,"0")

OR

=SUM((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05)+(E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89)+(E7/E4)/(E4*60))/COUNTIF(E5:E7,"0")

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so what you are saying is that if one of those inner formulas =0 then it
would omit that one and just average the other two?


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Revise that

=SUM((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05)+(E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89)+(E7/E4)/(E4*60))/COUNT(E5:E7)

Presumably you could omit the two occurrences of "*1.05", and similarly of
"*0.89"?
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No, that was my mistake, I revised it in a later post.

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so what you are saying is that if one of those inner formulas =0 then it
would omit that one and just average the other two?


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Are you asking that, or just stating it?

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"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Revise that


=SUM((E5*1.05)/(E4*1.05)+(E6*0.89)/(E4*0.89)+(E7/E4)/(E4*60))/COUNT(E5:E7)

Presumably you could omit the two occurrences of "*1.05", and similarly of
"*0.89"?
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