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I am using the following formula for an average function, but it doesn't
quite do what I need it to do. =AVERAGE(IF(F3:F38<0,F3:F37)) There are cells in this that I need to omit from the average, because they are a subtotaled average for the week. I need to somehow remove F10, F18, F26, F34, and F38 while the formula still calculates the average for the cells that have information in them, omitting the blank cells. I did some looking around on the forum (that's where I got the above formula) and didn't find anything that would fit. Thanks. |
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