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I'm looking to create a formula that will do the following:
I have a column that I would like to get the average of but my problem is that there are some cells with a 0(zero) in them. So the average must get knocked down by taking the zero's into account. My question is how do you create a formula to ignore the zero's but still average the remaining numbers? Thanks! |
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