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Default Running average without nonzero values or empty cells

I have a column that I want to have a running average going in.

My current formula seems to be including either cells with a value o
0, or empty cells where I am waiting to add data to.

If anyone can help that would be great.

Here is my formula:

=SUMIF(B$14:B$109,"<0")/COUNTIF(B$14:B$109,"<0")


Thanks,

Wil

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Default Running average without nonzero values or empty cells

if you don't have negative numbers:

=SUMIF(B$14:B$109,"0")/COUNTIF(B$14:B$109,"0")

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I have a column that I want to have a running average going in.

My current formula seems to be including either cells with a value of
0, or empty cells where I am waiting to add data to.

If anyone can help that would be great.

Here is my formula:

=SUMIF(B$14:B$109,"<0")/COUNTIF(B$14:B$109,"<0")


Thanks,

Will


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