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Averaging Blank Cells
Check for some numbers first:
=if(count(r76:r87)=0,"no numbers",average(r76:r87)) John Calder wrote: Hi In cell R88 I have the following formula =AVERAGE(R76:R87) It works fine as soon as I enter data in the range but when there is no data in the range it returns a #DIV/0! error. This looks unsightly on the sheet and was wondering if there was a way that I could surpress this error when there is no data entered. Thanks John -- Dave Peterson |
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