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I need to write a formula for finding a % of a series of rows. However some
of the rows are not applicable. Examle of what I am trying to make happen: a | b | c | d 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 = 75% | 1 | | = 100% 0 | 1 | | = 50% The blank cells dont have a value so I dont want them to reflect in the result. I dont know how to write a formula to only use cells that have a value. What i have now is (a1:a4)/?? What do I divide it by. Please reply to |
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