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How do I find the average time?
I subtracted one time from another to get the HH:MM. Now I need to find the
average of all the times. When I Average(range of times) I do not get an accurate time (I manually checked it by changing the HH:MM to straight minutes. Is there a way to average time in Excel? |
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How do I find the average time?
Time (and dates) are just numbers to excel.
=average(a:a) should work. Any chance that the times weren't enter correctly? SharonTraff wrote: I subtracted one time from another to get the HH:MM. Now I need to find the average of all the times. When I Average(range of times) I do not get an accurate time (I manually checked it by changing the HH:MM to straight minutes. Is there a way to average time in Excel? -- Dave Peterson |
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How do I find the average time?
The times were entered as "12:36" etc., then as "9/13/06 12:36". I have
tried to change the formula to give me the minutes but that isn't working either. We are a 24 hour facility and need to use the dates but the times aren't calculating correctly. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Time (and dates) are just numbers to excel. =average(a:a) should work. Any chance that the times weren't enter correctly? SharonTraff wrote: I subtracted one time from another to get the HH:MM. Now I need to find the average of all the times. When I Average(range of times) I do not get an accurate time (I manually checked it by changing the HH:MM to straight minutes. Is there a way to average time in Excel? -- Dave Peterson |
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How do I find the average time?
So you want to ignore the dates and only use the times?
Maybe something like: =SUMPRODUCT(MOD(a1:a10,1))/COUNT(a1:a10) with a date/time in A1, this formula: mod(a1,1) will return only the time (format it nicely to check it) SharonTraff wrote: The times were entered as "12:36" etc., then as "9/13/06 12:36". I have tried to change the formula to give me the minutes but that isn't working either. We are a 24 hour facility and need to use the dates but the times aren't calculating correctly. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Time (and dates) are just numbers to excel. =average(a:a) should work. Any chance that the times weren't enter correctly? SharonTraff wrote: I subtracted one time from another to get the HH:MM. Now I need to find the average of all the times. When I Average(range of times) I do not get an accurate time (I manually checked it by changing the HH:MM to straight minutes. Is there a way to average time in Excel? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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