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Paul Benjamin
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Hi,

 

How can I alter this formula so that it does not include zeros?

=AVERAGEIF($E$4:$E$158,$C160,F$4:F$158)

 

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Paul

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Hello,

You have to add  ”<>0” as a criteria.

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Hi Anders,

I did try that using formula; =AVERAGEIF($E$4:$E$158,$C160,F$4:F$158,"<>0") but I get an error message that says 'You've entered too many arguments for this function'?

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Paul

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Hello Paul,

When you have two or more criterias you have to use AVERAGEIFS function.

The syntax is =AVERAGEIFS(average_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, criteria_range2, criteria2,…)

So assuming the criteria range is the same your formula should then be =AVERAGEIFS(F$4:F$158, $E$4:$E$158, $C$160, $E$4:$E$158, ”<>0”)

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I'd have guessed the 0s were in column F, so:

 

=AVERAGEIFS(F$4:F$158,$E$4:$E$158,$C160,F$4:F$158,"<>0")

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Many thanks to Anders & Velouria

Simple when you know how?

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Paul

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