how to sum when there is #div/0 in datas

[pmncivil]

hi there thank u for help
my problem is : i have many digits that comes from other cells and they have not calculated yet so
forexample i have the answer of a1,b1,c1 but i have not the answer of d1,e1,f1
but i need the average of those digits that i have them. the important is these digits are bringed from other cells so the excell doesn't show the average

1	2	3	#div/0!	#div/0!

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</tbody>

in need the average of these new cells in above but it shows #div/0!
how can i tell to excell : ignore those #div/0! part till they come in future then calculate them as new numbers for average function

i mean i dont need those #div/0! till the other day which i insert them in the other sells so they will bring to above chart.
did u understand what do i mean?
thank u for ur help

 

[sakmsb]

hi,

try this:- =SUMIF(M16:Q16,"<>#DIV/0!") for getting sum

and AVERAGEIF for getting average.

 

[Pup Denab]

Hi pmncivil
Put this around you formula, then you can average the row,
=IFERROR(your formula here,"")
however if you want the average of all cells in the row use
IFERROR(your formula here,"0")
as excel will only count cells, which are visible, as in your example, 3 cells would be averaged, in the second formula all 5 cells would be averaged,

 

[Aladin Akyurek]

Either...

=SUM(SUMIF(A1:F1,{"<0",">0"}))/MAX(1,COUNT(A1:F1))

Or...

=IFERROR(SUM(SUMIF(A1:F1,{"<0",">0"}))/COUNT(A1:F1),"")

 

[FormR]

Or if you have XL2010 and higher:

Excel Workbook
	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
1	1	2	3	#DIV/0!	#DIV/0!		6
Sheet2

 

[FormR]

Or if you have XL2010 and higher:

For the average it would be:
=AGGREGATE(1,6,A1:F1)