=ROUND(AVERAGE) formula to ignore NA

ciannyb

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Hi,

I'm putting together a skills matrix in excel, the scoring is from 1 -5 however not all skills relate to each person. If I wanted to work out the average, how do I amend the formula to exclude that cell being part of the formula?

=ROUND(AVERAGE(G8:G64),0)

Thanks guys!
 

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Perhaps =round(averageif(a1:a5,">0")) ( assuming you have no negative numbers)
 
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Does thsi work?

=ROUND(AVERAGEIF(G8:G64,"<>NA",G8:G64),0)

If you mean #N/A and not NA then adjust the formula.
 
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