I need a formula to determine the average number of days between sales transactions for each item in inventory. There are several hundred different item numbers with thousands of transactions.
I have attached an example of what I'm looking for. I've toyed around with Average and If functions but can't seem to get it right.
I am looking to calculate how many days worth of inventory I'm currently holding (in stock and on order from supplier) based on my sales over the past 30 days.
I've seen a number of formulas around... and honestly am not sure I'm on the right track.
On the attached I have used the following:
(Stock on Hand + Stock on Order) * 30 / ( Units of the item sold in the past 30 days)
I want to pick a range of dates and find the number of days without sales between those dates. So, a formula that will look to a start date in A1 and an end date in B2, and then count the number of days that did not have sales between. Index/Match/Countif/Dateif I can't seem to make anything work.
I would like to find the average number of days events take from start to finish.
My data is in 3 columns:
EventName StartDate EndDate
I have a ton of EventNames, each of which have a StartDate. But I want to calculate the average days to complete only for those EventNames that have EndDates.
So, if a cell in the column EndDate is greater than zero, then take that cell, subtract it from the corresponding cell in the StartDate column; Add all of them together and divide by the count of those rows in the EndDate column that have a value.
I have a worksheet containing 5 columns. A start and end date, a number of days between these dates, the quarter number of the start date (i.e. 1 to 4) and then the year.
I want to calculate the average number of days per quarter so an average of days in column C, based on the details in column D and E.
I'm working on building a workbook to track sales progress, and I'd like to perform an analysis on some of the data with regards to sales efficiency.
To simplify: Column A = Initial Contact Date (mm/dd/yyyy) Column B = Close Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
As an example, I would like to calculate the average number of days between the Initial Contact Date and the Close Date to calculate the average number of days in the prospecting cycle. Basically, the formula should function as AVERAGE((B1-A1)+(B2-A2)+(B3-A3)...) and so on for the entire column.
I know one solution would be to insert a new column that performs the subtraction between the two dates, and then I could AVERAGE this new column. However, I want to perform similar calculations to analyze the time period between other key milestones in the prospecting cycle - rather than have a lot of extra columns in my sheet, I was wondering if there's some type of array formula that will calculate what I need.
I have an excel sheet which has 70 sheets in it...All of them are numbered but not in a sequential manner (eg : 210,211,201,202,215 etc..).The numbering is nothing but the sales order number....
All the sheets have same data (i.e Column A contains Product Sold, Column B contains Sale Value)...The thing is i want to consolidate all the data in sales order number wise. i.e.
Im using Excel 2010 and want to make a formula that will High light the number when it exceeds the past 30 days average. My information is listed vertically in row F..
I am needing to create a table where one of the values is the mean sales from the last 3 months. Each month is in a different workbook. Each workbook is labeled "1 - Profit & Loss" where 1 is the month up to "12 - Profit & Loss". So each new workbook I create (save as and rename the month) I need it to update the workbooks it looks at.
I also am needed in another cell of the table the same month of the current workbook but exactly one year prior.
I am not at a full year yet, so until there are exactly 13 workbooks (where the 13'th can look back at the 1'st) the second formula should just display "No Comp"
I have sales numbers which is in the form of a running total dollar amount and I would like to keep track of the average increase in dollars.
So basiclly if the Jan total is $100 in column a, the Feb total is $150 in column b, and the March total is $200 in column c. I would like a formula that will tell me that the average increase in dollars is $50.
Column A Name of the company Column B Date Column C Day Column D Week of the Year Column E High Price Column F Low Price
My requirement is I need the average high price for the first three days of the week i.e Mon, Tue, Wed in Column I and average Low Price for the remaining days is Thu, Fri, Sat , Sun in Column J.
If in some case any day is missing then average high / Low price for the next two days is to be calculated.
I have a spreadsheet with dates running down column J, and a number running down column K. I want to average the numbers in column K for all the rows that are less than 30 days old.
I have a formula for determining if a date is less than a month old: =IF(DATEDIF(J2,TODAY(),"d")<31,TRUE,FALSE)
I am trying to determine the top contributors to 50% of sales based on cumulative percent of sales (see attached file). I can determine if percent of sales is less than 50%, but I need to include the person that pushes the group of top performers over the 50% mark.
I'm trying to complete an excel project for work that keep track of orders from several systems as they come in. Every time I get a new order I put the name of the part ordered in column B4:B5000 and have it set to automatically datestamp that days date in column D4:D5000. The problem I'm running into is that on a separate sheet I want to keep track of the average time between orders while also skipping any blank cells and returning a 0 instead of a div/0 error if the sheet has no orders. For Instance:
Widgets 100 10/15/14
Sprockets 44 10/20/14
Cogs 60 10/25/14
The answer I would be looking for here should be 5 skipping over the blank row. I've scoured the net and tried numerous formula but nothing seems to work.
I have a sales level that I need to track...My rolling 12 months' sales must be $85,000 and my currently monthly sales must be $7,000. I have a sheet that tracks the $85,000 and tells me what I need to achieve that, but I haven't figured out how to include the $7,000 monthly minimum....
The chart below is what I have. So for example, this month it's telling me I only need to sell another 3016.46 to hit the $85,000 rolling 12, but I actually need to hit $4821.79 to meet the $7k minimum.
Actual Rolling 12 Goal Sep 2012 5,367.24 73,663.30 Oct 2012 5,649.93 69,496.28 Nov 2012 14,163.38 73,451.30 [code]....
I have a file that's almost 3000 rows of data I have attached a test file for the purpose of this request. I am trying to figure out the average days overdue per department whose due dates have not already passed.test (1).xlsx
I am trying to get an average number of Networkdays where specific cell values are true. If the project Status is 'ongoing' or 'overdue' in Sheet2, what is the average Networkdays of the open projects for each project lead for Column C in Sheet1?
Sheet1 Column A Column B Column C
Project Lead Count of Projects Avg Age of Projects
I have daily basis monthly sales. Now I want to summarize into monthly gross. Pls look attached file. I am looking for a formula to summarize January daily sales from date 1st to 31 st as of just January and and sum of each day gross.
I have created a chart on excel for us to track daily sales but also to figure sales tax so we know what to send the IRS each month. We have been figuring the sales tax ourselves and filling in the chart on excel but I would like to create a formula that automatically does it for me based on total sales.
I want to calculate the end date of my German courses. This is how it works:
A course consists of 60 LU*. The course can occur i. e. three times a week: Monday, Wednesday and Friday. In each day the course lasts 2 LU, which means 6 LU each week. There is no course on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and on holidays. Therefore this type of course that begins on 18-Nov-2013 will end on 03-Feb-2014.
Another course which occurs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and respectively has 2 LU on Tuesday, 2 LU on Thursday and 3 LU on Saturday and starts on 03-Dec-2013 will end on 06-Feb-2014.
Therefore I want to create a worksheet where I set the start date, choose the days and respectively the LU amount on those days. The end date shall be calculated according to these criteria.
The workday function on excel cannot do this and I do not have any programming skills to work with VBA.
I have a workbook with two sheets. The first has a list of job positions open, columns designated to stages in the employment process and in these columns, my staff enter the dates that they completed a particular stage.
This has a great number of entries and they are increasing and decreasing every day depening on the amount of jobs available.
On the second sheet, I am trying to set up a table which shows the average working days it is taking to complete each stage, divided into the months in which the job position was opened (i.e. for positions opened in january, the average completion working days for stage 1 was X amount of days etc...)
I have tried using =IF(AND(Logical, Logical),TRUE,FALSE) but this doesn't return any info as the logicals will always be false. I tried the OR function, but that requires only one of the criteria to be true to return a value. What I need is for the formula to return a number of days between two dates, ONLY if the opened date falls in one month.
I am trying to come up with a formula that will return a total average from two columns of dates with criteria. The range will need to cover an entire column as my data is continuously growing and the criteria would have to limit the start date to each month. I have tried