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AVERAGE(number1, number2 [,number3] [,…]) |
| Returns the arithmetic mean for a list of numbers. |
| number1 | The first number. | |
| number2 | The second number. | |
| number3 | The third optional number. |
| REMARKS |
| The arithmetic mean is the total of all the values divided by the number of values. | ||
| The arguments can be values, cell references, arrays or named ranges. | ||
| If any arguments evaluate to True, then 1 is used. | ||
| If any arguments evaluate to False, then 0 is used. | ||
| If any arguments contain text, then #VALUE! is returned. | ||
| If any arguments are zero then these are counted. | ||
| If any cell references contain an error then that error is returned (Row 15). | ||
| If any cells are empty, then these are not counted, although any cells that contain a zero are counted. Check your (Tools > Options)(View tab, "Zero values"). | ||
| You can enter the abbreviated function name "AVG" although you will be prompted to change this to "AVERAGE". | ||
| You can have a maximum of 30 arguments. | ||
| If you do not want to count any arguments that are text or logical values you can use the AVERAGEA() function. | ||
| AVERAGEIF() - Returns the average of a range of values that match a certain condition. |
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