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I have 13 sheets, Jan - Dec and a total sheet. I want to average cells in
the Jan - Dec sheets. If I add my formula to the sheets then my average counts each sheet (12) I know I can add if statements to divide by only the shhets with valuses 0 in the cells however it is becoming very very long...is there a short cut I am missing? Thanks |
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Hi,
I'm not sure what the problem is but the basic formula would be: =AVERAGE(Sheet2:Sheet12!A1) If cell A1 of each sheet contains a formula which evaluates to 0 maybe you could modify those formulas to return "" which will not be averaged. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "S. Kissing" wrote: I have 13 sheets, Jan - Dec and a total sheet. I want to average cells in the Jan - Dec sheets. If I add my formula to the sheets then my average counts each sheet (12) I know I can add if statements to divide by only the shhets with valuses 0 in the cells however it is becoming very very long...is there a short cut I am missing? Thanks |
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Hi,
try =SUM(Sheet2:Sheet12!A1)/COUNTIF(Sheet2:Sheet12!A1,"0") This will divided by the number of cells with values greater than 0, so if you have a cell with no information it will not consider it "S. Kissing" wrote: I have 13 sheets, Jan - Dec and a total sheet. I want to average cells in the Jan - Dec sheets. If I add my formula to the sheets then my average counts each sheet (12) I know I can add if statements to divide by only the shhets with valuses 0 in the cells however it is becoming very very long...is there a short cut I am missing? Thanks |
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