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Excel: Ignoring Zeros Using the AVERAGE() Function PSS ID Number: Q60727 Article last modified on 05-22-1991 PSS database name: M_eXceL

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MACINTOSH

Summary:

The following formula calculates the average of a range of numbers, while ignoring any zero values that are present in the range:

=AVERAGE(IF(range<>0,range,""))

This formula is an array formula and must be entered by pressing COMMAND+ENTER on the keyboard.

Note: The AVERAGE() function in Excel automatically ignores blank cells, while zero values are calculated.

Copyright Microsoft Corporation 1991.