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=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Good afternoon
I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Rebekah,
I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average?
Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Do you perhaps have div errors in the range itself? There is nothing wrong
with your formula -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average? Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Yes I do, but you can send it if you wish (note my signature)
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average? Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Hi Bob
I have sent you an email to an address I have assumed.... Please can you let me know if you have received it? Many thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: Yes I do, but you can send it if you wish (note my signature) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average? Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Rebekah,
I haven't received it yet. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Hi Bob I have sent you an email to an address I have assumed.... Please can you let me know if you have received it? Many thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: Yes I do, but you can send it if you wish (note my signature) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average? Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Hi Bob
I have tried several different options to guess your email address but I haven't got it right... I can't access personal mails at work and I'm sure work wouldn't be happy for me to post my work one, so I guess thats that! Thanks anyway! Beks "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I haven't received it yet. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Hi Bob I have sent you an email to an address I have assumed.... Please can you let me know if you have received it? Many thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: Yes I do, but you can send it if you wish (note my signature) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average? Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
=AVERAGE returning a #DIV/0! result
Rebekah,
My email is bob dot ngs at gmail dot com replace dot with . and at with @ and try again. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Hi Bob I have tried several different options to guess your email address but I haven't got it right... I can't access personal mails at work and I'm sure work wouldn't be happy for me to post my work one, so I guess thats that! Thanks anyway! Beks "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I haven't received it yet. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Hi Bob I have sent you an email to an address I have assumed.... Please can you let me know if you have received it? Many thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: Yes I do, but you can send it if you wish (note my signature) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Sorry..? Do you mean the formulas feeding this average? Would it help for me to email a copy of the spreadsheet? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Rebekah, I cannot replicate this problem. Where are these formulae, and what are they? -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Rebekah" wrote in message ... Good afternoon I have read through the historic threads and am aware that I am asking a very similar (if not the same!!!) question that others have, but i have a problem that I just can't seem to get my head around... Cells AB5:AB67 contain week numbers Cells N5:N67 contain the result of a formula that is providing a daily average of telephone calls answered. I am using the following formula to calculate that if the calls were answered within week 37, to return the value of the average number of calls taken within this week. As I am looking at a fixed period for the next 12 weeks, I have a table that has all the formulas entered in order that as the daily stats are available I can enter the numbers and the rest is produced automatically. For this reason some of the cells contain a zero which is resulting in a return of #DIV/01!. I thought this formula would remove this, but it doesn't. =AVERAGE(IF('Call Handling Data'!$AB$5:$AB$67=37,(IF(ISNUMBER('Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67),'Call Handling Data'!$N$5:$N$67)))) (Entered as an array) Please can somebody help me ?!?! Many thanks |
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