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Averages formula/0
Just wanted to thank you all and tell anyone else looking who is dealing with
#DIV/0 the formula below is the one that works. Be certain to press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER once you've entered the formula and format that cell for percentage. "daddylonglegs" wrote: You could do that by using the formula =AVERAGE(IF(ISNUMBER(B2:B6),B2:B6)) confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER althought it might be better to replace your #DIV/0! error with a blank, allowing you to use just =ABVERAGE(B2:B6) If your formula in B2 is something like =X3/B1 change to =IF(B1,X3/B1,"") "rldjda" wrote: I have an entire column with #DIV/0! because it is awaiting data from adjacent cells. The sum of the formulas result in a %. Example: B2 10% B3 15% B4 #DIV/0! B5 #DIV/0! B6 25% QUESTION: How can I get the % average of B2:B6? |
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