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How do I conditionally disable a formula?
I'm doing up golf handicap calculator in Excel and I need to include even par
rounds in the averaging. I also need to un-include cells which contain no value (0) (as when I have not entered a slope rating) so that they do not return a #DIV/0! or #VALUE! and disallow the averaging formula from working in the process. Anyone? |
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How do I conditionally disable a formula?
=if(iserror(average(A1:A?),"No data",average(A1:A?)
The iserror function returns a TRUE or a FALSE. If true enter nodata in cell, if false do the average. Gilles "BB" wrote in message ... I'm doing up golf handicap calculator in Excel and I need to include even par rounds in the averaging. I also need to un-include cells which contain no value (0) (as when I have not entered a slope rating) so that they do not return a #DIV/0! or #VALUE! and disallow the averaging formula from working in the process. Anyone? |
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How do I conditionally disable a formula?
Good call Gilles. Merci Beaucoup!
"Gilles Desjardins" wrote: =if(iserror(average(A1:A?),"No data",average(A1:A?) The iserror function returns a TRUE or a FALSE. If true enter nodata in cell, if false do the average. Gilles "BB" wrote in message ... I'm doing up golf handicap calculator in Excel and I need to include even par rounds in the averaging. I also need to un-include cells which contain no value (0) (as when I have not entered a slope rating) so that they do not return a #DIV/0! or #VALUE! and disallow the averaging formula from working in the process. Anyone? |
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How do I conditionally disable a formula?
Pleased to help.
Gilles "BB" wrote in message ... Good call Gilles. Merci Beaucoup! "Gilles Desjardins" wrote: =if(iserror(average(A1:A?),"No data",average(A1:A?) The iserror function returns a TRUE or a FALSE. If true enter nodata in cell, if false do the average. Gilles "BB" wrote in message ... I'm doing up golf handicap calculator in Excel and I need to include even par rounds in the averaging. I also need to un-include cells which contain no value (0) (as when I have not entered a slope rating) so that they do not return a #DIV/0! or #VALUE! and disallow the averaging formula from working in the process. Anyone? |
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