exclude a cell using =average

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Hi

I use the following to keep track of my gas millage

How would I change it to NOT include F90

Excel Formula:
=IF(A91="","",AVERAGE($F$78:F91))



mike
 

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Hello, do you mean:

Excel Formula:
=IF(A91="","",AVERAGE(F78:F89,F91))
 
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Hi hagia_sofia
Sort of.
I have numbers from F78 down.
I dragged the formula down to F200.
I start at F78...($F$78) and have a running average if there is a date in A...
I'm down to F91 with averages, so far
I want to be able to NOT include a cell in F in the average (F90) if the number is less than 20
I know i can change the value to 0 but it will still be included in the calculation
Your formula will work, but I was looking for a formula that I wouldn't have to change if I didn't want to use the number in a cell in F
Is the an if formula that would ...=if A91="","",AVERAGE($F$78:F91 but don't include and number that is less than 20)
mike
 
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Would be easier to understand what you have and what you want if you provided some sample data and expected results with XL2BB :)

Is it one of these that you are after?

24 09 03.xlsm
FGH
78353535
796851.551.5
80251.5 
81051.5 
8251.5 
83896464
842554.2554.25
Average excluding
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G78:G84G78=IF(A$91="","",AVERAGEIFS(F$78:F78,F$78:F78,">=20"))
H78:H84H78=IF(A$91="","",IF(F78<20,"",AVERAGEIFS(F$78:F78,F$78:F78,">=20")))
 
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Solution
Thank you all for your reply. I'll make up a sample sheet and post it with XL2BB
It'll take a cover of days.
I realized that I've got my columns labeled wrong in the question. I bet I'm the only one that has ever done that :mad:
 
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Thank you both for helping me.
I reread Peter's reply and was able to get the results i needed.
Sorry it took so long for a comeback
mike
 
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