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Default Calculate Average with 'x' in Range of Cells

I am trying to figure out a way to find an average of a range of cells, most
of which contain an "x" (between quotes) character. For instance, I have
several metrics like 12.2x, 10.9x, and 8.9x, for EBIT line items.

This will eliminate the x ind get me results in ColumnB:
=LEFT(A27,LEN(A27)-1)

But I wanted to try to do it without using a helper column.

This CSE function will get me the average of a range with zeros and N/A stuff:
=AVERAGE(IF(ISNUMBER(B27:B42),B27:B42))

I wanted to combine everything into one single cell, if possible. I guess
the first function can't be used on an array; that's pretty much the problem.
Is there a workaround?

Thanks,
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