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I have set up a table in which I need to average only the cells that contain
numbers and I need to ignore cells that contain #DIV/0 from a formula that I have entered without changing them to zero. I still need the formula for the other cells. I need to setup a formula that is consistent for workbook so I will need to be able to include the #DIV/0 cells in my formula but still average only the cells that have a number in them. I have tried the Count function but I need it to recognize the numbers and average them while ignoring #DIV/0. |
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To average only the cells that contain numbers and ignore cells that contain #DIV/0, you can use the AVERAGEIF function in Excel. Here are the steps to do it:
Note that this formula will only work if the cells containing #DIV/0 are actually blank cells with the #DIV/0 error displayed. If the cells containing #DIV/0 are not blank, you will need to use a different formula to ignore them. One option is to use the IFERROR function to replace the #DIV/0 error with a blank cell, like this: Formula:
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Hi!
Try this: Entered as an array using the key combo of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER: =AVERAGE(IF(ISNUMBER(A1:J1),A1:J1)) Biff "April" wrote in message ... I have set up a table in which I need to average only the cells that contain numbers and I need to ignore cells that contain #DIV/0 from a formula that I have entered without changing them to zero. I still need the formula for the other cells. I need to setup a formula that is consistent for workbook so I will need to be able to include the #DIV/0 cells in my formula but still average only the cells that have a number in them. I have tried the Count function but I need it to recognize the numbers and average them while ignoring #DIV/0. |
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Hi,
Another array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter) for achieving this result is: =AVERAGE(IF(NOT(ISERROR(range)),range)) Regards Ashish Mathur "April" wrote: I have set up a table in which I need to average only the cells that contain numbers and I need to ignore cells that contain #DIV/0 from a formula that I have entered without changing them to zero. I still need the formula for the other cells. I need to setup a formula that is consistent for workbook so I will need to be able to include the #DIV/0 cells in my formula but still average only the cells that have a number in them. I have tried the Count function but I need it to recognize the numbers and average them while ignoring #DIV/0. |
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