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I have a range of cells (AC11:AC41) - I fill numbers in
this range every day. For this month there are 9 days of data. In the rest of the cells there's a formula. So there is a 0% in the remaining days. In cell AC43 I want to calculate the average. Only problem, if I add the full range it doesn't give me an accurate count because I don't want to count the days that contain 0%. Another problem, I could have had 0% on March 2 and/or March 5 etc. What average formula do I use so it doesn't count the days after the current date? Thank you |
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=SUM(Range)/COUNTIF(Range,"0")
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Karen" wrote in message ... I have a range of cells (AC11:AC41) - I fill numbers in this range every day. For this month there are 9 days of data. In the rest of the cells there's a formula. So there is a 0% in the remaining days. In cell AC43 I want to calculate the average. Only problem, if I add the full range it doesn't give me an accurate count because I don't want to count the days that contain 0%. Another problem, I could have had 0% on March 2 and/or March 5 etc. What average formula do I use so it doesn't count the days after the current date? Thank you |
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