I am using Word 2007 and have created a table with values that I want to average. There are blank cells in the column that I can't delete and entering a zero changes the average value returned.
I am using Word 2007 and have created a table with values that I want to average. There are blank cells in the column that I can't delete and entering a zero changes the average value returned.
Last edited by dmackco; 09-04-2012 at 03:10 PM. Reason: Thanks to Paul Edstein I am fixed.
with an pivot table of with sumproduct.
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Hi dmacko,
You will need to use an explicit range reference (eg a formula field coded as {=AVERAGE(C1:C8)}, where the field braces (ie '{}') are created via Ctrl-F9). With such an approach, blank cells will be ignored.
oeldere and tom1977: Those approaches might work for Excel, but the OP has a Word table. Word is not Excel and does not support pivot tables or AVERAGEIF.
Cheers,
Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]
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