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AVERAGEA(value1, value2 [,value3] [,…]) |
| Returns the arithmetic mean of a list or array of numbers. |
| value1 | The first value. | |
| value2 | The second value. | |
| value3 | The third optional value. |
| REMARKS |
| This is identical to the AVERAGE() function except that text and logical values are included. | ||
| The only difference can be seen in row 10. Here the text entry is included. | ||
| The arithmetic mean is the total of all the values divided by the number of values. | ||
| Empty text ("") evaluates as 0. | ||
| 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 text then these are not counted. | ||
| If any cell references contain an error then an error is returned. | ||
| Any empty cells are not counted, although zero values are. Check your (Tools > Options)(View tab, "Zero values"). | ||
| You can have a maximum of 30 arguments. | ||
| AVERAGEIF() - Returns the average of a range of values that match a certain condition. |
| EXAMPLES |
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