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Calculate Average excluding zero values in cells
I need to calculate the average for a set of numbers, but I do not want to include the zero values in my calculation. For instance, in the month of July i have values of 8.4 and 5.2, their average would be 6.8 but my table has multiple rows for all the days in July and when i calculate the average it brings all those zero value in and makes the average extremely low.
I am using PowerPivot and Access to get the data. Is the a function i can use to calculate this average?
I am using PowerPivot and Access to get the data. Is the a function i can use to calculate this average?
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you can do that with =AVERAGE(IF(A1:A10<>0,A1:A
and for new excel =AVERAGEIF(A1:A10,"<>0")
and for new excel =AVERAGEIF(A1:A10,"<>0")
well i thought you are using excel.
for powerpivot DAX you could try something like this
YOURAVERAGE= CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Table1[C
ColumnB will be your criteria of <>0
for powerpivot DAX you could try something like this
YOURAVERAGE= CALCULATE(AVERAGE(Table1[C
ColumnB will be your criteria of <>0
A Slight different version then Jim you can simply use..
Enclosed the workbook for your reference..Just open the powerpivot view to see more details..
Saurabh...
powerpivot.xlsx
Avg:=CALCULATE(AVERAGE([Header]),filter(Table1,[Header]>0))
Enclosed the workbook for your reference..Just open the powerpivot view to see more details..
Saurabh...
powerpivot.xlsx
i downloaded your xlsx file and went into PowerPivot > Manage, but its empty? am i looking in the wrong place
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