In my Case Else, I have it set to take the Average of the values in cells M8 for all sheets other than the ones listed in my other Cases, same for M9, etc. for each worksheet I have.
The change I want to make is as follows: I'd like it say say if the value in Cell M8 is the same on all sheets then place x value in cell M8 on the active sheet, same for M9, on so on and so forth. Only if the values in Cell M8 for each sheet are not the same then take the average.
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim sh As Worksheet, sum As Double, n As Long
n = 0
sum = 0
Dim arr() As Variant
Dim nbrOfAvgs As Long, i As Long
nbrOfAvgs = 19
i = 0 ....................
I`m working on a compression of a picture. For most of you that probably is pea-nuts, but I really just stopped wearing diapers when it comes to excel. At this point I have a sheet in front of me with 300 rows (length of the picture) and 185 columns (breadth of the picture). The cells are pixels and contain values ranging from 0 to 255.
I now need to do an operation I simply can't figure out. I need to select four cells at once (A1:A2 and B1:B2) and replace A1 by the average of these cells and the other three cells should be emptied during that operation. This operation I should do for the whole sheet. In the end I should see a chart with values in every two cells (A1, A3, A5 ... for the first row) as the other cells will be emptied
my main goal is come up with an average for a certain range of values...but if a cell equals "continuation" then do not count it's corresponding numerical value towards the average. i've attached a sample of the problem.
I have an array formula that calculates the average of numbers between two dates:
{=AVERAGE(IF('Date Range'!$B:$B>$H$4,IF('Date Range'!$B:$B<=$B$3,'Numbers to Sum'!$C:$C)))*100}
The start date is the day after the date in H4 and the end date is in cell B3. The dates are in column B and the numbers to sum associated with these dates are in column C.
Some of the cells in column C are blank and my formula is taking these blanks into account in calculating the average, while I would prefer not to count them in the calculation.
Can someone please suggest how I could amend the formula above to accommodate this?
I need to get the average of every 6 cells, but the first value of each group of 6 is the last of the previous group. I'd also like the output to be displayed beside the last value in each group. i.e.
CELL B7 =AVERAGE(A2:A7) CELL B12 =AVERAGE(A7:A12) CELL B17 =AVERAGE(A12:A17) etc.
I saw this "=AVERAGE(OFFSET(A$1,(ROW()-ROW(B$1))*10,,10,))" in another post which seems similar but how to modify it.
I use VBA with the macro recorder. Now I'd like to programming a code to calculate the average of three cells.
I've done a lot of measurements about 180 but it can be also more. For one test object I've always done three measurements to get then an average.
My values are beginning in cell C2:CXXX, D2:Dxxx and E2:Exxx. For example I'd like to get the average from C2:C4, D2:D4 and E2:E4. The result of C2:C4 I'd like to have in cell H2, the result of D2:D4 in cell I2 and the result of E2:E4 in cell J2. Then the next calculation is C5:C7, D5:D7, E5:E7 and the results in H3, I3 and J3. And so on.
I've attached my excel file, maybe I didn't explained it well. The VBA-Code is for sheet Export.
I need to find the average of a list of text cells. My list is in column A, and in column B I've assigned each of the text cells with a numeric value. I'm then doing the average on Column B which will return a numeric value which will represent one of the text values in column A.
I have a scenario where I have a rolling list of sales figures which get added to each week that passes.
I need a formula that will calculate the last 5 weeks of sales and generate an average - which I think I have an idea how to do.
The sticking point is that so as not to skew the averages, when there has been an exceptionally busy or quiet day for a reason we know about I exclude the sales from that week.
This then interferes with the averages as it either takes it as a zero and lowers it or seems to stop formulas from working.
So to summarise:
Average of last 5 weeks sales Excluding any blanks Dynamic enough to always pick up the last 5 values in the list (i.e. the last 5 weeks)
I am trying to calculate the average of the absolute values of a range of visible cells. I use filters to extract the data rows I need from a large spreadsheet. Then I need to calculate statistics on the resulting data, i.e. the visible cells. The line I am using to calculate this is:
However, what I get back is simply the value of the first visible cell in the range, i.e. the average of the absolute value of one number is that number. how to make this work
I have a worksheet which has various figures for each day of the week however I need to establish the weekly average of these figures.
Due to the way in which the figures are displayed, I am unsure how to use a formula which does not require a range with cells located adjacent to one another.
I have attached a test sheet as an example. The cells in yellow require the formula and I need a weekly average for criteria 1-3. This formula also needs to be compatible in Excel 2003
Is there a good way of excluding an outlier in an average calculation. In the example below will I exclude 1000 from the average-calculation.
The way to decide excluding-values can either be a percent based on the range or everything that is a higher than a user defined value. It can also be more than one outlier. A user defined function is OK with me, if it is impossible to use the built-in functions.
I get a "#value" error message when I utilize the formula noted below. I seperated it into distinct sections so that it is easier to view. Basically, what the formula is doing is determining whether if two values are the same, then take the absolute difference of the average of other values ,excluding one of the previously noted values, and compare that difference to a different parameter. If the difference does not exceed the parameter, then calculate the difference; otherwise the ending result is zero. Pls. note that the error seems to occur when I input the fifth section into the formula.
I hope this question has not been addressed but the closest I can find is in this link: [url]
I am now a commission based contractor who started earlier this year & I want to be able to calculate my current average weekly income which should fluctuate greatly. I have a spreadsheet that works out what my current to date net income is but can't figure out how to break this down to a weekly avarage. My basic guess is that I want to take the figure provided and divide it by the number of weeks from "stated start date" to the current date (but on a divided by 7 basis?) to get my average weekly net income.
I am sure this is pretty simple for you all so I hope I am not wasting time it's just that if I try figure it out I am using something like WEEKNUM & that will fail after the next new year. -Although it would be better to base it all around the financial year if that can be done? (March 1st - April 31st in NZ)
Im trying to work out a function that will calculate the average accross a 3 column array. Obviously there is but I need to make any cell's with 'Free' give a value of 0.
I need some kind of IF("Free",1) type thing, to run before the average calculation, but I dont know how to put it together to make it work, I thought about a Loop, but then how do I make sure it only goes to the next cell in the selection?
I need a cell formula that will (a) identify the highest N values in an above specified column range, (b) color the interior of those N cells (I suspect that this is not possible), and most importantly (c) return the average value of N corresponding cells, where the corresponding cells are located on the same rows as the identified N high value cells but in a specified column to the left (not necessarily adjacent)
Does anybody know what this formula would look like?
Example:
----------------------- ...| A | B | C | D | E | F | ------------------------- 1 |....| * |.........| 7 |... ------------------------- 2 |....................| 2 |... ------------------------- 3 |....| * |.........| 6 |... ------------------------- 4 |....................| 1 |... ------------------------- 5 |....| * |.........| 5 |... ------------------------- 6 |....................| ? |... -------------------------
? = average of B1,B3,B5 where (N = 3) and (specified column to the left = B)
I am trying to figure a way -- preferably in a single- cell formula -- to calculate a conditional volume-weighted average of a series of associated prices and quantities located in two separate columns based on the date (or dates) the transactions occurred.
I can do a simple Vol. Weighted Average (VWA) of all the prices and quantities over the five-day period with the following formula: (I have created named ranges for the price column (A1:A30=price), the quantity column (B1:B30=quantity) and the date column (C1:C30=date):
I am trying to find expected proportion of code per country by looking at current values. I have a list of countries and associated classifications (0-5) with counts, similar to as follows:
Country code count
USA 1 65465
USA 2 54651
USA 3 65411
[code]...
I am interested in creating a pivot table with the average of each code as a proportion of each country. The final table would be expected proportion of codes. The pivot table for this set would look like this:
Row Labels Average
1 5.4%
2 3.9%
3 4.7%
[code]...
Mean per code of the proportion of code per country
Is there a formula that would allow you to take the average of all values within a range but not count the zero values? I thought something like this might work but it's not. Neither one worked.
I have a calculation that returns a result in F25 as a %. depending on the level of percentage I would like cell G25 to return >50% = poor, 50-65=average, 65-75=good and <75% = Excellent with the font being bold, red, orange, yellow and green accordingly.
I have a spreadsheet where I am trying to quantify which items meet certain conditions.
In columns J, K and L I have dates. Column M is an associated $ amount. Column N calculates the number of days between J and K and column O calculates the number of days between L and K.
I have to get the dollar amount for column N over 45 days and in column O the dollar amount under 120 days.
My formula for column N is =sumifs(M6:M1166,N6:N1166,">45") and for column O is =sumifs(M6:M1166;O6:O1166,"
I am comparing a set of common variables across 2 sets of independent financial data. When comparing a variable across the 2 sets e.g. profit I want to colour a neighbouring cell based on the size of the difference. For example if the difference between the two values is within plus or minus 1 make it green, plus or minus 5 red etc.
