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Hello All:
I am finishing up calculations on my masters thesis. I have about 2000 observations for about 150 bid-ask spreads for REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) (way too much data for manual input). There are random empty cells throughtout. I am trying to take a GEOMEAN for all 150 column variables. It automatically ignores the empties when using average, but not in GEOMEAN. What kind of formula can I use that will recognize the empty cells and ignore them (not turn them into zeros) without registering as an error? Thanks in advance. (for Excel 2003) |
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