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I have Budget SpreadSheet thet is set by month(U3), then Budget(U4),
Actual(V5) columns. This is repeated 12 times across the sheet. I then
have "Buget Average" and an "Actual Average" cell. The budget average
is easy because all cells have values for all 12 months. How do I
average the actual since only a few months have data?

This shoud be simple but I have read 200 posts and have not found
anything. All suggestions were for ranges/adjacent cells.


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=AVERAGE(B1:M1)

Will average that range ignoring blank cells. If B, C, D, E are 1 2 3 4,
returns 2.5

=AVERAGE(Data)

If the cells are not all together, where Data is a named range, does the
same.

HTH
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Howard

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I have Budget SpreadSheet thet is set by month(U3), then Budget(U4),
Actual(V5) columns. This is repeated 12 times across the sheet. I then
have "Buget Average" and an "Actual Average" cell. The budget average
is easy because all cells have values for all 12 months. How do I
average the actual since only a few months have data?

This shoud be simple but I have read 200 posts and have not found
anything. All suggestions were for ranges/adjacent cells.


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Default Average Non-Adjacent Cells in Budget Spreadsheet

This worked for me where F1 is a link to another sheet cell A1 and holds a
lookup value for my table array on sheet 1.

=VLOOKUP(INDIRECT(F1),A1:B3,2,0)

The comment and color is a no, as far as I know.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

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I have Budget SpreadSheet thet is set by month(U3), then Budget(U4),
Actual(V5) columns. This is repeated 12 times across the sheet. I then
have "Buget Average" and an "Actual Average" cell. The budget average
is easy because all cells have values for all 12 months. How do I
average the actual since only a few months have data?

This shoud be simple but I have read 200 posts and have not found
anything. All suggestions were for ranges/adjacent cells.


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Hmmmm, I do believe I got my threads mixed up!

Sorry

Howard

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I have Budget SpreadSheet thet is set by month(U3), then Budget(U4),
Actual(V5) columns. This is repeated 12 times across the sheet. I then
have "Buget Average" and an "Actual Average" cell. The budget average
is easy because all cells have values for all 12 months. How do I
average the actual since only a few months have data?

This shoud be simple but I have read 200 posts and have not found
anything. All suggestions were for ranges/adjacent cells.


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Default Average Non-Adjacent Cells in Budget Spreadsheet

=AVERAGE(B1:M1)

Will average that range ignoring blank cells. If B, C, D, E are 1 2 3 4,
returns 2.5

=AVERAGE(Data)

If the cells are not all together, where Data is a named range, does the
same.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

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I have Budget SpreadSheet thet is set by month(U3), then Budget(U4),
Actual(V5) columns. This is repeated 12 times across the sheet. I then
have "Buget Average" and an "Actual Average" cell. The budget average
is easy because all cells have values for all 12 months. How do I
average the actual since only a few months have data?

This shoud be simple but I have read 200 posts and have not found
anything. All suggestions were for ranges/adjacent cells.


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