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Production Yields
ItemA ItemB ItemC
date1 34% 0% 91% date2 0% 0% 12% date3 100% 80% 90% These are the percentage of how effective the production was for the day. However, 0% does not mean not effective. It means no production was made on that item. How do I average the production for the day, without it counting the zeros? Currently using: =SUM(DX36:EI36)/(COUNTIF(DX36:EI36,"<0")) |
Production Yields
If there is no production on a given day, then leave the cell blank rather
than enter 0%. AVERAGE() ignores blanks -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200791 "HW" wrote: ItemA ItemB ItemC date1 34% 0% 91% date2 0% 0% 12% date3 100% 80% 90% These are the percentage of how effective the production was for the day. However, 0% does not mean not effective. It means no production was made on that item. How do I average the production for the day, without it counting the zeros? Currently using: =SUM(DX36:EI36)/(COUNTIF(DX36:EI36,"<0")) |
Production Yields
Assuming the data is in cols B to D,
you could try something like this in E2, array-entered (press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER): =AVERAGE(IF(B2:D20,B2:D2)) Copy E2 down -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "HW" wrote: ItemA ItemB ItemC date1 34% 0% 91% date2 0% 0% 12% date3 100% 80% 90% These are the percentage of how effective the production was for the day. However, 0% does not mean not effective. It means no production was made on that item. How do I average the production for the day, without it counting the zeros? Currently using: =SUM(DX36:EI36)/(COUNTIF(DX36:EI36,"<0")) |
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