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AnonyMouse
Hi all...
I've got a spreadsheet that looks something like this:
Score1 Score2 AvgScore
1 1 1
2 1 1.5
NULL NULL #DIV/0
The spreadsheet takes two scores we enter an averages them. The trick is
that the spreadsheet is being fed from our database and people who haven't
been 'scored' yet get a NULL.
On a separate form, I am trying to run a =PERCENTILE function on the
AvgScore column to see what our top x% score is, etc. The problem is, so
long as the NULLs are in the data, there are DIV/0 cells in the array and
the PERCENTILE function errors out.
Ideally, we need the nulls there -- can't turn them into 0s because that
would throw the score avgs off and if we just turn them into empty cells
("") it will cause errors on other formulas. Is there a way to tell the
PERCENTILE function to ignore any cells containing an error condition in its
calcuation?
Thanks, Mouse
I've got a spreadsheet that looks something like this:
Score1 Score2 AvgScore
1 1 1
2 1 1.5
NULL NULL #DIV/0
The spreadsheet takes two scores we enter an averages them. The trick is
that the spreadsheet is being fed from our database and people who haven't
been 'scored' yet get a NULL.
On a separate form, I am trying to run a =PERCENTILE function on the
AvgScore column to see what our top x% score is, etc. The problem is, so
long as the NULLs are in the data, there are DIV/0 cells in the array and
the PERCENTILE function errors out.
Ideally, we need the nulls there -- can't turn them into 0s because that
would throw the score avgs off and if we just turn them into empty cells
("") it will cause errors on other formulas. Is there a way to tell the
PERCENTILE function to ignore any cells containing an error condition in its
calcuation?
Thanks, Mouse