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Calculating Weighted Average excluding blanks
I am attempting to calculate scores from satisfaction surveys. The issue is if someone leaves one of the three questions blank, excel turns that answer to a zero, throwing off the data.
Is there a formula for "non percentage" values to calculate weighted average without including the blank boxes? |
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Calculating Weighted Average excluding blanks
For example:
An employee has an average of: Question 1: 8 (D44) Question 2: 8 (E44) Question 2: 8 (F44) These are averaged from 6 total surveys (H44). |
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Calculating Weighted Average excluding blanks
=if(counta(D44,F44)=3,average(D44,F44),"")
дÈëÏûÏ¢ ... For example: An employee has an average of: Question 1: 8 (D44) Question 2: 8 (E44) Question 2: 8 (F44) These are averaged from 6 total surveys (H44). |
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