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Old 11-08-2016, 06:44 AM
ExcelPatient ExcelPatient is offline If (cell) is (range of cells), then (cell) should be (range of cells) Mac OS X If (cell) is (range of cells), then (cell) should be (range of cells) Office 2008 for Mac
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Hi. That totally worked!

Last question: when values to be averaged are not entered and cells are consequently left blank, there are divide by zero error messages showing. Only when I enter at least one value does the result display and these error messages disappear.

In the following formulas, is there a way to show a blank cell, not a divide by zero error, when no values to be averaged are entered?

=ROUND(AVERAGE(Q5:Q7),1)
=Vlookup(Q8, $B$38:$C$78,2,)

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