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Hi

1.In all my summary sheets I have the formulas like
=IF(INDIRECT("'"&(C1)&"'!c91")="",NA(),INDIRECT("' "&(C1)&"'!c91"))
This works fine and returns #n/a when no value in cells and graph does not
run to zero

2.I have summed all the summary info using data/consolidate method and
adjusted the autogenerated formula to =SUM(IF(ISNUMBER(B78:B94),B78:B94)),
this takes care of not counting the #n/a.

Now I wish to average all the summed data, but some of the cells are showing
zero, owing to the formula above in point 2. but do not wish to count them,
unless they are a true zero

Q. how can I sum the range (b78:B94) to return #n/a if non of the cells
contain a number, including zero.

Help Appriciated

Brian

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