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I am trying to take the average of some data but some of the cells contain
errors (as there is data missing for the function to calculate). In my database there will always be some missing data so these errors will be present. Is there any way of taking an average of data that contains errors? eg. average(a1,a2,a3) equals 4 whe a1=5 a2=#N/A a3=3 Many thanks for your help John |
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