If your column mixes numbers with text like “N/A” or “Pending,” the regular AVERAGE function gets confused. Enter AVERAGEA—it treats text as zero and counts every cell. Imagine it as the sarcastic calculator that says, “Oh, you wrote ‘banana’? Cool, I’m counting that as zero.” Use this when you have surveys or messy data. Just type =AVERAGEA( and include everything. Your only risk? Getting a weirdly low average… but at least it’s honest.
How to Find Averages in Excel
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