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AVERAGEEXZERONEG

The AVERAGEEXZERONEG function returns the average (arithmetic mean) of a set of values while excluding both zero and negative numbers from the calculation. The arguments can be numeric values or node references. This function is commonly used when only positive values should be considered, such as in performance metrics, financial analysis, or scenarios where zero and negative entries represent missing, invalid, or non-relevant data.

Syntax

AVERAGEEXZERONEG(value1, [value2], ...)

Arguments

  • value1: The first number or node reference to average.

  • value2, ... (Optional): Additional numbers or node references to average.

Return value

Returns the arithmetic mean of the specified values after excluding zeros and negative numbers.

Example

AVERAGEEXZERONEG(2024 Actuals, 2025 Actuals, 2026 Actuals)

In this example, the AVERAGEEXZERONEG function is used to create the Average Actuals measure, which returns the average of the 2024 Actuals, 2025 Actuals, and 2026 Actuals values while excluding zero and negative values from the calculation.

Excel Equivalent

AVERAGEZERONEG

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