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Here's a description of spreadsheet that I am making for the sales of a sto
- Column A has all the dates of the year (January 1, January 2, January 3, etc.) for the entire year listed one after another (so a total of 365 rows, starting in row 1). - Column B has the day of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc.) corresponding to the date next to it in column A. - Column C has the sales amount (example: $125.50) corresponding to the date/day listed in the same row of columns A and B. I have the following formula (which works great) which gives me the SUM of all sales made ONLY on MONDAYS for the entire year to appear in a cell: =SUMIF(B:B,"MONDAY",C:C) My question is: Is there a formula that would allow Excel to calculate the AVERAGE (excluding blank cells and cells with zeros!) of all sales made ONLY on MONDAYS for the entire year? I have tried to modify the formula above to do that, but to no avail. I know not what I am doing! Can anyone help? Thanks in advance! |
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