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=SUMIF(range,"0")/COUNTIF(range,"0")
Since I do not know if you are using 3d references, or absolute references, I am making the assumption that you can sum your range. And technically, you don't need the sumif, you could just go: =SUM(range)/COUNTIF(range,"0") -- John C " wrote: I have a project that collects data from multiple worksheets. On each sheet one cell keeps a count of times a person is in the office. What I want to do is have one formula that will average each of these counts only if the count is greater than zero. I can get the average of all of them together but the total comes out inaccurate because of the number of sheets that haven't had information put into them yet. I've hit a pretty big road block and my deadline is looming...Any advice? |
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