why does this formula =AVG([Onsite Duration]:[Onsite Duration]) return #DIVIDE BY ZERO

Weston Johnson

Weston Johnson ✭✭

10/27/23 in Formulas and Functions

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Eric Law ✭✭✭✭✭✭

10/27/23

@Weston Johnson It most likely means you have no info in that column, hence zero.

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Weston Johnson ✭✭

10/27/23

I do have data in the cells maybe there is a fault with that data thanks for your help.

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