Averageif for Filtered Data

[SKG1]

Hi,

I am trying to calculate the average of a dataset which has filters, AND ignore any datapoints that are 0. Usually I would simply use Avergeif and specify the numbers to be >0, however this does not work for filtered data. Alternatively the subtotal function does not have Averageif as an option.

Can anyone help?

[AliGW]

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[Fluff13]

I would use a helper column containing

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and then reference that column in the AverageIfs function with a criteria of 1