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Hi,
I have a range of cells (100+), which should all have a value of around 3600, so the average should also be around 3600 (minimum should not be lower then 300, maximum shouldn't be higher than 10000). But sometimes some cells contain values of -2000000 or +/-2 or +2000000. So when I calculate the average (using the AVERAGE Function) I get abnormal results. Is there a function that can automaticly reconize the excessive values and exclude them from the Average calculation. Thanks, Bart |
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