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I an trying to filter a table that contains house prices. I would like to
filter to show the records where the list price is less than the average list price of all records. I am using the formula =ListPriceAVERAGE(C:C) but I keep getting a #DIV/0! error even if I specify the actually range of my data e.g. =ListPriceAVERAGE(C2:C50). Any ideas? Thank you |
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