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How do I hide a divide by zero error from an average formula?
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How do I hide a divide by zero error from an average formula?
=if(count(a1:a10)=0,"No numbers",average(a1:a10))
is one way. Julia wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
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How do I hide a divide by zero error from an average formula?
To return a zero rather than #DIV/0!
=SUM(A1:A10)/MAX(1,COUNT(A1:A10)) "Dave Peterson" wrote: =if(count(a1:a10)=0,"No numbers",average(a1:a10)) is one way. Julia wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
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