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I have a 12 spreadsheets with 1100 lines being given to me from different
people...each person must put a H,L or M in a particular cell, I have a formula to calculate H,L and M into values. Example: h=15, L=24, m=30. On some of my 12 spreadsheets i have h,L, or M blank which returns "0" -- I need to consolidate these 12 spreadsheets into a master sheet calculating h,L, and M then averaging those values. This works as long as the spreadsheet has an h, l or m in the cell. My formulas returns a "False" message when it finds a zero value. Initially, I would think to just delete the formula cell returning zero; however with 1100 lines and 12 spreadsheets it would be an impossible task. How can I create a formula to ignore the cells that return a value of "0"? I need to make sure that the zero isn't calculated so my average will come out right. |
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may we see your formula?
"cenendra" wrote: I have a 12 spreadsheets with 1100 lines being given to me from different people...each person must put a H,L or M in a particular cell, I have a formula to calculate H,L and M into values. Example: h=15, L=24, m=30. On some of my 12 spreadsheets i have h,L, or M blank which returns "0" -- I need to consolidate these 12 spreadsheets into a master sheet calculating h,L, and M then averaging those values. This works as long as the spreadsheet has an h, l or m in the cell. My formulas returns a "False" message when it finds a zero value. Initially, I would think to just delete the formula cell returning zero; however with 1100 lines and 12 spreadsheets it would be an impossible task. How can I create a formula to ignore the cells that return a value of "0"? I need to make sure that the zero isn't calculated so my average will come out right. |
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Instead of returning 0, get your formula to return an empty string "", and
then the AVERAGE function will ignore it. -- David Biddulph "cenendra" wrote in message ... I have a 12 spreadsheets with 1100 lines being given to me from different people...each person must put a H,L or M in a particular cell, I have a formula to calculate H,L and M into values. Example: h=15, L=24, m=30. On some of my 12 spreadsheets i have h,L, or M blank which returns "0" -- I need to consolidate these 12 spreadsheets into a master sheet calculating h,L, and M then averaging those values. This works as long as the spreadsheet has an h, l or m in the cell. My formulas returns a "False" message when it finds a zero value. Initially, I would think to just delete the formula cell returning zero; however with 1100 lines and 12 spreadsheets it would be an impossible task. How can I create a formula to ignore the cells that return a value of "0"? I need to make sure that the zero isn't calculated so my average will come out right. |
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