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average hourly output for date, result shown by day
hello there,
i have a template in excel2007 that is blank until the data will begin to be entered, in column A i have the date in the format 14/03/01, in column D i have hours worked (in regular number eg 2.89) and in column M i have output in units. i was wondering if there was a formula that could return the average hourly output and total output in the style below? Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday i have tried setting up another column that corresponds to the date column A, and trying to get the above the long way using the formula =TEXT(A2,"dddd") but as it is based on empty cells, all the blank cells come up with 'saturday' or the last value, any help would be great thank you! -- cheers |
average hourly output for date, result shown by day
Hi,
use =if(A2="","",TEXT(A2,"dddd")) to get the average just do =M2/D2 "Morgan" wrote: hello there, i have a template in excel2007 that is blank until the data will begin to be entered, in column A i have the date in the format 14/03/01, in column D i have hours worked (in regular number eg 2.89) and in column M i have output in units. i was wondering if there was a formula that could return the average hourly output and total output in the style below? Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday i have tried setting up another column that corresponds to the date column A, and trying to get the above the long way using the formula =TEXT(A2,"dddd") but as it is based on empty cells, all the blank cells come up with 'saturday' or the last value, any help would be great thank you! -- cheers |
average hourly output for date, result shown by day
Assumesource data as described in Sheet1
Assume the results table that you want is in Sheet2 Calculate Average Hourly Output Put in B2, array-enter ie press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula: =AVERAGE(IF((TEXT(Sheet1!A$2:A$10,"dddd")=A2)*(She et1!A$2:A$10<"")*(Sheet1!D$2:D$10<""),(Sheet1!D$ 2:D$10))) Copy B2 down Calculate Total Output Put in C2, normal ENTER: =SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(Sheet1!A$2:A$10,"dddd")=A2),Sheet1!M$2:M$10) Copy C2 down Adapt the ranges to suit the actual extents. Verify the expected outputs for your test source data. Success? hit the YES below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Morgan" wrote: i have a template in excel2007 that is blank until the data will begin to be entered, in column A i have the date in the format 14/03/01, in column D i have hours worked (in regular number eg 2.89) and in column M i have output in units. i was wondering if there was a formula that could return the average hourly output and total output in the style below? Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday i have tried setting up another column that corresponds to the date column A, and trying to get the above the long way using the formula =TEXT(A2,"dddd") but as it is based on empty cells, all the blank cells come up with 'saturday' or the last value, any help would be great thank you! -- cheers |
average hourly output for date, result shown by day
sorry Max, i couldn't get it to work, the first formula seems to leave out
column M 'output' i just wanted a formula that i could plug into the table below, for each day and would return the results, thanks for trying though Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday -- thanks "Max" wrote: Assumesource data as described in Sheet1 Assume the results table that you want is in Sheet2 Calculate Average Hourly Output Put in B2, array-enter ie press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula: =AVERAGE(IF((TEXT(Sheet1!A$2:A$10,"dddd")=A2)*(She et1!A$2:A$10<"")*(Sheet1!D$2:D$10<""),(Sheet1!D$ 2:D$10))) Copy B2 down Calculate Total Output Put in C2, normal ENTER: =SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(Sheet1!A$2:A$10,"dddd")=A2),Sheet1!M$2:M$10) Copy C2 down Adapt the ranges to suit the actual extents. Verify the expected outputs for your test source data. Success? hit the YES below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Morgan" wrote: i have a template in excel2007 that is blank until the data will begin to be entered, in column A i have the date in the format 14/03/01, in column D i have hours worked (in regular number eg 2.89) and in column M i have output in units. i was wondering if there was a formula that could return the average hourly output and total output in the style below? Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday i have tried setting up another column that corresponds to the date column A, and trying to get the above the long way using the formula =TEXT(A2,"dddd") but as it is based on empty cells, all the blank cells come up with 'saturday' or the last value, any help would be great thank you! -- cheers |
average hourly output for date, result shown by day
.. plug into the table below, for each day and would return the results
mm, but that's exactly what was suggested? How about a little working sample to illustrate it: http://cjoint.com/?lfqpzRHQm2 Average n Sum by day.xls -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Morgan" wrote: sorry Max, i couldn't get it to work, the first formula seems to leave out column M 'output' i just wanted a formula that i could plug into the table below, for each day and would return the results, thanks for trying though Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday -- thanks |
average hourly output for date, result shown by day
thanks Max
"Max" wrote: .. plug into the table below, for each day and would return the results mm, but that's exactly what was suggested? How about a little working sample to illustrate it: http://cjoint.com/?lfqpzRHQm2 Average n Sum by day.xls -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Morgan" wrote: sorry Max, i couldn't get it to work, the first formula seems to leave out column M 'output' i just wanted a formula that i could plug into the table below, for each day and would return the results, thanks for trying though Average Hourly Output Total Output Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday -- thanks |
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