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a1:a1000 contains a list of dates including duplicates and b1:b1000 contains amounts. I need to calculate the average amount by day of the month. For example, 8/10/2004 2000 9/10/2004 1000 9/10/2004 5000 The total for the 10th day is 8000 and the average for the 10th day is 8000/2=4000. Or, on 8/10 the amount is 2000 and on 9/10 the amount is 6000 so the average of 2000 and 6000 is 4000. d1:d31 contains numbers 1 - 31 and e1:e31 (forming a table) should contain the average by day. So, in this example, e10 = 6000. The numerator is =sumproduct(--(day(a1:a1000)=d10)) but I'm stuck on how to get the denominator. -- Jim |
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