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I am trying to use a formula to calculate the average of random cells
currently containing data, however also including cells where data will be added at a later date but remain empty. Is this possible? |
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On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 12:53:27 -0800, pippa
wrote: I am trying to use a formula to calculate the average of random cells currently containing data, however also including cells where data will be added at a later date but remain empty. Is this possible? =average(<range1,<range2...) will work quite happily with blanks and non numeric values but will not accept cells with calculation errors (not a problem if all your cells are just data) -- Steve |
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Many thanks Steve
"SteveW" wrote: On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 12:53:27 -0800, pippa wrote: I am trying to use a formula to calculate the average of random cells currently containing data, however also including cells where data will be added at a later date but remain empty. Is this possible? =average(<range1,<range2...) will work quite happily with blanks and non numeric values but will not accept cells with calculation errors (not a problem if all your cells are just data) -- Steve |
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