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Hello Excel Experts,
I need an Excel formula to compute an average of percentages, ignoring the "EXC" code and zeroing out blank entries. Here is my guess: =AVERAGE(IF(H5:AY5="EXC","",IF(ISBLANK(H5:AY5),0,H 5:AY5/H$2:AY$2))) The #VALUE error is displayed in the cell. However, if I click the equals sign in the formula palette, I can see numbers in the dialog. The "Number1" field is shown to have the value of an array of numbers. There is a number next to the "Formula result=" line. So why the error? I'm using Excel for Mac Version 11.3.7 (070724), and spreadsheet has been exported from Google Documents. Thanks in advance for any help. --Matthew Leingang |
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