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I know how to do the sum of cells:
In cell -- c18, I have the formual "=average(c3:c17)" My question is, if there is not value entered in one of those cells, how do I get it to not add it in? I want C18 to omit the cells (as part of the average) if it is blank, and only add in the average if something is entered. (SEE EXAMPLE BELOW) I would want the average of only c6 & c7 (which in this case is 5), since they have a number entered. I only want cell c8 to be included if there is a number. In other words, I do not want the average to drop if there is nothing entered. For Example: c6=5 c7=5 c8=(nothing entered) Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you. |
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