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The last two rows show 0 because of a formula that is reading the top
table? Maybe you can modify this formula to show "" instead of 0 when no data have been input yet. Somehow you need to distinguish otherwise, not with 0. Maybe some labels with months? This all depends on your top table data and your formulas. HTH Kostis Vezerides jlandes84 wrote: Yep, you guys were right. Thanks. However, this presents another problem. It is an actual zero and it's averaging correctly on the top table. But there are four more tables below where I set them up in August and forgot one of the formulas that I used: =AVERAGE(IF(F28:F35<0,(F28:F35))) due to linking various parts of the top table to some or all of the bottom four tables. To make a long story short, say you have eight entries. Six have automatically entered data (numbers in this case) by what was inputed in the top table. The last two rows are all showing zeroes, of course, because the data has yet to be completed above. But, of the six that have been entered, one IS a zero and it is not being averaged and needs to be. Any ideas? Thanks again. |
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