[Solved] average if multiple conditions are met

average if multiple conditions are met

I am working on a loading calc.
sheet for a wastewater plant.
I have pages set up for each month (tabbed) and an annual loading on the last tab of my workbook.
In doing my sheets I have so far accomplished only averaging if >0.
This part works fine but I
get the #DIV/0 in my cell if there are no numbers >0 which messes me up on the annual loading page - the monthly page does fine as long as I have at least 1 # >0.
Here is my formula that I am currently using:
=AVERAGEIF(I4:I34,">0")*G35
I4:I34 is my Total Nitrogen
G35 is my # of days discharged
So the formula takes my average, as long as it's >0 and multiplies it by the number of days I have discharged for the month.
How can I add to this formula to have any "0"  values that I have show up as a "0".
I hope I have explained this well and will be glad to try to give further info if it will be helpful.
Thanks for your time.
Greg

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but I get the #DIV/0 in my cell if there are no numbers >0 which messes me up on the annual loading page ...
How can I add to this formula to have any "0"  values that I have show up as a "0" ...

You could add 0 values into the AVERAGEIF() criteria or take advantage of the newer IFERROR() function to wrap around your AVERAGEIF() and default to
0 if a #DIV/0 will result.

=AVERAGEIF(I4:I34,">=0")*G35
...
or,
=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF(I4:I34,">0"),0)*G35
...
or,

=IFERROR(AVERAGEIF(I4:I34,">0")*G35,0) 

I believe one of the latter two formulas is going to be closer to what you want to accomplish, i.e.
never include
zeroes in the average.


AVERAGEIF function

IFERROR function

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