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I need to average DaysOpen by specific days, but having trouble with the
formula. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Date: I19:I1,000
DaysOpen: L19:L1,000
WeekDay: P19:P1,000 ("Monday", Tuesday", etc. - this field equals column I,
but with Day format)

Result I'm looking for is:
Sunday = 2.35
Monday = 5.46
Tuesday = 3.46
etc.
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=AVERAGE(IF(P19:P1000="Sunday",L19:L1000))

which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not
just Enter.

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I need to average DaysOpen by specific days, but having trouble with the
formula. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Date: I19:I1,000
DaysOpen: L19:L1,000
WeekDay: P19:P1,000 ("Monday", Tuesday", etc. - this field equals column

I,
but with Day format)

Result I'm looking for is:
Sunday = 2.35
Monday = 5.46
Tuesday = 3.46
etc.



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