Averageif specific cells rather than a range

IainCD

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I am trying to create an averageif formula but rather than for a range, a specific set of cells:

A1, A5, A7

I thought it would be as follows:

=averageif((A1, A5, A7), "<>"))

But this returns #Value!

Any advice or help would be much appriciated.

Iain.
 

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Why not just use Average
=average(A1, A5, A7)
 
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Why not just use Average
=average(A1, A5, A7)

Thanks for the reply.

My cells on occasions will all be blank and if I used the formula above this returns #DIV/0!

Any ideas on how to get around this?

Iain.
 
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How about
=IFERROR(AVERAGE(A1, A5,A7),"no values")
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback
 
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