Averageifs within a Table

Richards440

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Hi All,

This has probably already been answered on here but I have tried a few different solutions and not managed to get what I am looking for.

I have a Table with Days in D1:AE1, Dates in D2:AE2 & Intervals in C3:C29. Then I have the relevant data in each cell based on that time and date.

I am trying to create an averageifs statement based on the Day of the week and the time interval. For example, it will look at each monday at 08:00 and find each of these instances and bring back the average.

Can Anybody help at all?
 

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Hi
Welcome to the board

Sorry, I don't understand.

If you have the dates in D2:AE2 then you already have the days.
What's the data in D1:AE1?
Thank you!

In D1:AE2 it's just the days as text as I want to find an average for each week day interval
 
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I am trying to create an averageifs statement based on the Day of the week and the time interval. For example, it will look at each monday at 08:00 and find each of these instances and bring back the average.

Hi

This is a solution for the example that you posted.

You said you have the time in C3:C29. Is it not C3:C26 (24 hours in a day).
Next time please post a table to clarify these doubts.

I assumed the values in row 1 are text, like you posted.

Try in A9:

=AVERAGEIF(D1:V1,A3,INDEX(D3:V26,MATCH(A6,C3:C26,0),0))



Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV
1FridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayMondayTuesday
2Day2021-01-012021-01-022021-01-032021-01-042021-01-052021-01-062021-01-072021-01-082021-01-092021-01-102021-01-112021-01-122021-01-132021-01-142021-01-152021-01-162021-01-172021-01-182021-01-19
3Monday0:00382352684404958033101435679253549
41:0028478718502234623133601599455359613311
5Time2:0018172942332831541314924751816673695428
68:003:001660197658138128544365560618437949
74:00433484732287205122951849646752481047
8Result5:00998787687647072419015529887257804962
9616:006771363360711887755945853753449058
107:0047192655762834901650908422590906799
118:00832725818114425750703455931662246865
129:00808412725508021331550743294025174586
1310:00485863026471883432843573486582729873
1411:0074747251307738231417242709537999263
1512:00963088934997544666043261573856362392
1613:006134267719222646679534633787829924492
1714:007135993591331896349732483433731313443
1815:0020112344051614877243884330719946544
1916:002766923163424484564363496652133405628
2017:00288583636036671216667120108063563913
2118:0086295955344877145389582939657981070
2219:001177738290728962839463929256232155379
2320:0099432642481558825218926556132594676090
2421:005938187464692351768957294391568905064
2522:0023335516286079506673367996661065352
2623:00563216526679939427659415661881377929
Sheet4
 
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My apologies, I'm new to all this forum lark.

I will ensure I post a view of what I am trying to do next time.

Your formula helped me massively, it wasn't quite correct for what I needed (my own fault for not providing enough information). But I managed to work around what you gave me to get the figures I wasd looking for.

Thank you again!
 
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