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My situation is similar but I haven't been able to customize this to work
like I thought I should be able to. I have one cell in multiple tabs I that want to include in the average, as long as they <0. If anyone of them <0, then I do not want that particular cell to be factored into the result because it skews the average (because it's a month that hasn't occured yet so the data is 0). Here's my (nonworking) formula if anyone can help: =average(if(jundata!b2,juldata!b2,augdata!b2,sepda ta!b2,octdata!b2,novdata!b2,decdatab2<""),jundata !b2,juldata!b2,augdata!b2,sepdata!b2,octdata!b2,no vdata!b2,decdata!b2) "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way (array-entered: CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER or CMD-RETURN): =AVERAGE(IF((A3:A45="Photo")*(H3:H45<""),H3:H45)) In article , "Spottkitty" wrote: =AVERAGE(IF($A$3:$A$45="Photo",H3:H45)) This is the array I'm using to try to determine an average. Problem...if the field is blank it's counting it as zero and lowering the results. It figured 79% when it should have been 94%. 94% was returned using the simple average formula. I'm guessing I need to nest something to not count nulls? Help!!! |