Dragging down a Indirect formula.

Chocolate_bar

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Hello, being a novel excel user I usually find my answers on this and other forums. This problem has stumped me I have tryed to write the formula many diffrent ways. All do not work as well as this one. I need to be able to have excel update my cell refrences when I drag this formula down. Any help will be appreciated, and I'm sorry if I have written this crudely. =SUM(SUMIF(INDIRECT({"AC12","AE12","AG12","AI12"}),">0")/4)
 
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Sorry, I still don't understand.

What in your last example, tells us that "no other data would be entered"?
Surely for it to be 100% the 2 86%'s and the 0% should be 100%?

There are obviously other factors we are not aware of, I'll take a guess that the Numbers 19, 9, 9 are number of procedures required to hit 100%!
Therefore in last example, the 1st 0% should be ignored! The divisor in that case would be 3 not 4, giving a result of 95%, am I close?

Gaz
 
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Probably missing something here - but isn't it a simple average..


Excel 2012
ABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJ
122100%100%
130%19112%986%986%71%
148/8100%3/475%1/250%8/8100%81%
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
AJ12=AVERAGE(AC12,AE12,AG12,AI12)
 
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Probably missing something here - but isn't it a simple average..

Excel 2012
ABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJ
122100%100%
130%19112%986%986%71%
148/8100%3/475%1/250%8/8100%81%

<tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet1

Worksheet Formulas
CellFormula
AJ12=AVERAGE(AC12,AE12,AG12,AI12)

<tbody>
</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>

Not sure, I think it's based on whether or not there are values in AB, AD etc

So maybe
=SUM(AC12,AE12,AG12,AI12)/COUNTA(AB12,AD12,AF12,AH12)
 
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