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Calculate AVERAGe with #MISSING!
Hi! In Excel I try to calculate AVERAGE by using the normal function
=AVERAGE(cell1:cell2). However if I have a cell that says #MISSING! the average also becomes #MISSING!. I have asked this question before but then I got the answer that Excel is able to deal with that and that I should be able to calcualte the average anyway. That is not the case with my Excel (and neither for my coworkers so it is not just my computer:-)). I have a Swedish Excel (and yes I write MEDEL instead of AVERAGE..) version 2003 (part of Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003). I would be most grateful for any help. This is not just related to calculating AVERAGE but all sorts of quick things you want to do. I know there are ways to gop around it (like search and replace) but that takes time. PLs help! Thanks! |
Calculate AVERAGe with #MISSING!
Maybe this
=AVERAGE(IF(ISNUMBER(A1:A4),A1:A4)) This is an array formula which must be entered by pressing CTRL+Shift+Enter 'and not just Enter. If you do it correctly then Excel will put curly brackets 'around the formula {}. You can't type these yourself. If you edit the formula 'you must enter it again with CTRL+Shift+Enter. Mike "Arne Hegefors" wrote: Hi! In Excel I try to calculate AVERAGE by using the normal function =AVERAGE(cell1:cell2). However if I have a cell that says #MISSING! the average also becomes #MISSING!. I have asked this question before but then I got the answer that Excel is able to deal with that and that I should be able to calcualte the average anyway. That is not the case with my Excel (and neither for my coworkers so it is not just my computer:-)). I have a Swedish Excel (and yes I write MEDEL instead of AVERAGE..) version 2003 (part of Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003). I would be most grateful for any help. This is not just related to calculating AVERAGE but all sorts of quick things you want to do. I know there are ways to gop around it (like search and replace) but that takes time. PLs help! Thanks! |
Calculate AVERAGe with #MISSING!
Hi,
You can try this as well SUMIF(range,"=-9.9999E307")/COUNTIF(range,"=-9.9999E307") -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Arne Hegefors" wrote in message ... Hi! In Excel I try to calculate AVERAGE by using the normal function =AVERAGE(cell1:cell2). However if I have a cell that says #MISSING! the average also becomes #MISSING!. I have asked this question before but then I got the answer that Excel is able to deal with that and that I should be able to calcualte the average anyway. That is not the case with my Excel (and neither for my coworkers so it is not just my computer:-)). I have a Swedish Excel (and yes I write MEDEL instead of AVERAGE..) version 2003 (part of Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003). I would be most grateful for any help. This is not just related to calculating AVERAGE but all sorts of quick things you want to do. I know there are ways to gop around it (like search and replace) but that takes time. PLs help! Thanks! |
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