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Default Getting percentile averages without the #DIV/0! errors!

I did.

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Bob Phillips

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"tearingoutmyhair" wrote in
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I'll give you the biggest damn virtual hug in the world if you can answer

my
other question.

Actuallly it was kind of part of this question.

I need to get a total average of each column that I averaged, and now it's
giving me pretty much the same error, cuz some of thos are empty and I

don't
know how to include non-adjacent cells.

You're pretty much a rockstar in my book.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Give me a virtual hug <G

Bob

"tearingoutmyhair" wrote in
message ...
You know what... I take that back I didn't try it on the column with

numbers.
You rock!

Thanks so much!!! I'd give you a hug if I could!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Unfortunately, I tested the formula and evaluated the first part,

and
didn't
re-instate it. It should have been

=IF(COUNT(AE19:AE49)=0,"",AVERAGE(IF(AE19:AE49<0, AE19:AE49,"")))

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"tearingoutmyhair"

wrote in
message ...
I think that is really close but it makes just a blank space,

however
if I
change

=IF(""=0,"",AVERAGE(IF(AE19:AE49<0, AE19:AE49,"")))

it works where there are numbers applied but still if there is a

full
column
of blank spaces it still gives me the #DIV/0! error, I need to get

it
to
allow 0 to be divided by 0 somehow or have it recognize that as a

rule
in
the
formula.

Thanks so much for helping though I do appreciate it.



"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=IF(0=0,"",AVERAGE(IF(AE19:AE49<0, AE19:AE49,"")))

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HTH

Bob Phillips

(remove xxx from email address if mailing direct)

"tearingoutmyhair"

wrote in
message

...
This is the only formula I found that works the best if

numbers
are
punched
in. THis spreadsheet needs all the formulas perfect because

I'm
maiking it
for someone who doesn't know anything about excel and wants to

be
able
to
just punch in the numbers and have all the desired figures to

add
up.

=AVERAGE(IF(AE19:AE49<0, AE19:AE49,""))



"tearingoutmyhair" wrote:

I am trying to get an average of a months worth of

percentages
and
then
the
average for the year. But some months have that column with

all
blank
cells
and I get the above mentioned error because it can't divide

zeros or
blank
cells, I've tried EVERY formula I could think of or find

applicable
in
the
Help! but am still coming up with the same thing.

If anyone knows:
1. How to ignore blank cells/zeros in cells and keep the

average
formula
at
the end of the month for a total?
or
2. How to average 12 months of average totals some with

errors
and
ignoring
those errors?

This might have been confusing but I've been up almost 24

hours
with
4
hours
of sleep. Thanks











 
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