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This is what I'm trying to do. Hopefully simple to you, but tough for me....
Calculate averages while skipping certain rows and all zero values... (Example) MILEAGE TOTAL A1 100 A2 200 A3 300 A4 TOTAL: 600 (ignore this row) A5 100 A6 0 A7 200 A8 TOTAL: 300 (ignore this row) etc.. (down) All of these cells are linked to another workbook. For some reason it inserts a zero by default (even if the cells in the other workbook are blank). The goal is to calculate the averge miles traveled. I'm trying to have the function ignore all of the zero values. I've tried two suggested formulas, but it looks like I have too many arguments? =Average(If(G12:G15=0,"",G12:G15)) =(SUM(G12:G15))/(COUNTIF(G12:G15, "<0")) Any help would be much appreciated... Thx! Jason K. |
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