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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / April 2007Averages formula for multiple ranges
What is the correct formula if I want to find the average for numbers that are in multiple ranges and I don't want to count empty cells in those multiple ranges? For example: my numbers are in ranges A4:A11 and A16:A23 and A30:A44. Keep in mind that some of the cells in those ranges are empty so I don't want to count them. Thanx in advance for your help... Try this: =AVERAGE(A4:A11,A16:A23,A30:A44) > What is the correct formula if I want to find the average for numbers that > are in multiple ranges and I don't want to count empty cells in those > multiple ranges? For example: my numbers are in ranges A4:A11 and A16:A23 and > A30:A44. Keep in mind that some of the cells in those ranges are empty so I > don't want to count them. Thanx in advance for your help... The AVERAGE() function ignores empty cells > What is the correct formula if I want to find the average for numbers that > are in multiple ranges and I don't want to count empty cells in those > multiple ranges? For example: my numbers are in ranges A4:A11 and A16:A23 and > A30:A44. Keep in mind that some of the cells in those ranges are empty so I > don't want to count them. Thanx in advance for your help... |
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