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I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the
average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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Well, try it out. AVERAGE ignores blank cells, so your result should
not be adversely affected. Pete On Sep 19, 2:08*pm, John wrote: I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 * * for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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Looks like you are free to drag, per Help on AVERGE.
a.. If an array or reference argument contains text, logical values, or empty cells, those values are ignored; however, cells with the value zero are included. HTH Regards, Howard "John" wrote in message ... I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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The AVERAGE function does not include blank cells. If you want to use the
AVERAGE function and ignore any ZERO's. Try something like this: =AVERAGE(IF(F4<0,IF(F6<0,IF(F10<0,IF(F14<0,F4) ,F6),F10),F14)) "John" wrote in message ... I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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it is including those cells in the average. it drags my average retail down
whether its blank or 0. "L. Howard Kittle" wrote: Looks like you are free to drag, per Help on AVERGE. a.. If an array or reference argument contains text, logical values, or empty cells, those values are ignored; however, cells with the value zero are included. HTH Regards, Howard "John" wrote in message ... I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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i take that back. your right. i was putting 0 in it. i just need to leave it
blank. t thanks "L. Howard Kittle" wrote: Looks like you are free to drag, per Help on AVERGE. a.. If an array or reference argument contains text, logical values, or empty cells, those values are ignored; however, cells with the value zero are included. HTH Regards, Howard "John" wrote in message ... I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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thanks
"WShelton" wrote: The AVERAGE function does not include blank cells. If you want to use the AVERAGE function and ignore any ZERO's. Try something like this: =AVERAGE(IF(F4<0,IF(F6<0,IF(F10<0,IF(F14<0,F4) ,F6),F10),F14)) "John" wrote in message ... I'm averaging cells that aren't next to each other, but i don't want the average to include cells that aren't populated. =AVERAGE(F4:F6,F10,F14,F18,F21) f F4- 5 F6- 5 F10- F 14- 5 AVERAGE = 3.75 for example, its possible that, let say, F10 has no quantitiy, i don't want that to drag my average down. I want the results in the example above to average = 5 |
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