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.
The attached workbook has two tabs: 1. Burn Rate - this is where I need my formula to calculate 2. prorder - this is where the table will be
What I need:
1) from 'Burn Rate', get the 'PO ID' we will look up in the table. 2) go to 'prorder' - when the 'PO ID' there matches that same 'PO ID' from the other worksheet - take the value in column F - this is the number that will be averaged.
In other words - in 'Burn Rate', for a given 'PO ID' (column A), I want to average all of the values that are found in column F in 'prorder', and return that average to 'Burn Rate' (column B).
Otherwise sum the contents of Bf6:BH6 and divide by the number of cells that are not empty in the range U6:W6 (to get an average of only the values in that range not including blanks).
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'm currently using this formula to calculate the average values in column B where the value in column A ='s E1 eg:
=AVERAGEIF($A$2:$A$21,E1,B2:B21)
Instead of doing this however, I need the formula to calulate the average from column B where the "Date" in column A ='s the year and month I specify in other cells.
Year value specified in: F1 Month value specified in: G1
I'm using the formula =AVERAGE(B16:L16) to give me the average.
However I have a couple of problems with this. Firstly I would like to exclude the value zero from the average. Secondly to also ignore the lowest and highest values.
Example, if the values in the cells are 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 then the current result shows 5, by ignoring the 0 and lowest value 1 and highest value 10 the average should be 4.5.
I have a list of values on my spreadsheet in a similiar order to this:
17.91 16.59 15.00 14.86 13.56 12.17 11.01 0.0
I use the average function to work out an average for all the values, but since the value of 0.0 is showing i should not include this as an average. the range of values above (8) will always be the same for the month - so i need to find a way of omitting the 0 value without keep changing the formula
I have a column with values from P2 to P3077. I need a formula that would average values from P2:P6, P7:P11, P12:P16 and so on till the end (that is 5 data points each time till the end).
Column B: The day of the week that the date is, Sunday, Monday, etc. Column C: Every date in 2008 Column D: my data (the number to be averaged)
What I need the formula to do: Look in Column B for every instance of "Sunday", and count them up (they count only if the data in column D is not 0) and use that number to average the number in column D
So if I have 52 Sundays and we are only 4 weeks into the year and the 4 data points are 50, 100, 75, 25. The average will be 62.5 instead of 4.8 (divided by 52).
I was wondering if anyone could help me with the following problem:
I have a clumn of numbers, let's say 100 numbers. I want to extend the column to 200 numbers (spread it out so to say). One way is to insert the average of two adjacent numbers between them, but how would I do that in Excel?
I would like cell B2 to show the average of the next 5 non blank values in row 2 (C2-Z2). The problem is there are varying blank cells (non data points) depending on each row. So i need the forumula to account for just the first 5 immediate non blank cells.
I have a table of data covering the last 9 months based on values automatically collated from 15 minute intevals. The date/time is in column A (01/01/2009 00:00) with the data collected in column D.
My wish is to get the average daily data from column D and I am slowly losing my head!!!
Is there anyway of getting a formula to auto-average the daily values bearing in mind there are currently 96 daily entries.
I have tried converting the first 5 digits of column A to numeric (i.e. 31894 for 01/01) then trying to write a formula saying =average(D1:D24577,if(range="31894",1)).
I can now see a simpler way but am so confused after an hour or so of trying.
Each day has 96 readings so I need an auto adding formula. average column cell A would say =average(D1:D96).
Is there are way to have the cell below auto-update itself to look at the next 96 values and so on and so forth?
I have Column A which is an Employees birth Year, Column B which is salary, and Column C which is a list of Years.
I need a formula to read the Year in Column C, refer to Column A finding all the rows that match that year, than refer to Column B (salaries) and find the average of the salaries.
Members in our club enter competitions each month and receive scores. I want to be able to average the top five scores from the last ten competitions each member entered, keeping in mind that not all members enter all competitions and will score 0 in this situation.
Its easy if members enter every competition, but I want a formula that will work also for when members may only enter 10 of the last say 15 competitions and I still need to find the average of the top 5 scores.
Member Name is in A1, and then scores are in A2-A25.
I created a pivot table in which sales amounts are represented and a derived table in which market share percentages are showed. Now i am looking for a formula that is able to calculate average market share values. Depending on which country i selected in the pivot table and which category, the number of active companies are changed. How can i formulate this formula to calculate average market share percentages in a certain period. check out my attached file to clarify the situation.
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.
Columns B,C,D,E have the desired result in row 18.
What I want the formula to do is starting from row 13, go up and average the next 7 values that are not blank. If its easier, the starting point could be row 4 and I could adjust my data.
I have a list of groundwater level values in 800 different wells that were measured in April and October of each year from 1982-present. The problem is that they are listed in order:
Date ELV 04/16/1981120.37 09/17/1981119.25 04/10/1982120.52 10/10/1982118.1 04/10/1983124.36 10/10/1983120.43 etc....
I want a formula that will average all the April values and another one that will average all the October values.
I have 4 columns of data, and need to average values that correspond to certain criteria from the other 3 columns. Attached is an example of my data and the desired output. The averages need to come from non-blank cells from Inputs 1 and 2 that match the criteria from the Name column.
I have lists of numbers in a columns and would like to elliminate high outlier values in each column. Each list is different so there's no way to just set a max value and say that any value above it is an outlier. What I'd like to do is to average the top 5 or so max values for example, and then say that any vale above this average is an outlier. So a formula such as =average (max1,max2,max3,max4,max5) would work if it's possible to derive max1, max2 and so on. Or maybe there's a different way of accomplishing this?
I am making a summery table of lots of soil contaminant data.
In my summery table, for each determinand I want the average value automatically taken from data from a number of other tables within this same spreadsheet.
For example, for pH- I would average the pH value found in each table, from cell D6, G24 and AB9.
The problem:
Out of the three tables where I take each pH value from, on occasions only one will have a value- the other two will be "0".
How do I ensure that, when averages are taken, it will always ignore '0' values?
Objective: I am trying to find consecutive (2 or more) lap time that is above a certain value per lap. Once that is accomplished. I would like to know the summation of these values and the average. These values (summation and average) are not over the entire data, but for the consecutive periods only. Ideally I would like the for n number of laps and lap-time.
(i.e) if threshold is 85 seconds. Please view the attached image and sample spreadsheet.
Lap # Lap Time Threshold 2 or more laps
0 118.2 85 118.2
[Code] ........
The formula I used to get the consecutive data above
formula I used is =IF(AND($B2>$D$2,OR($B3>$D$2,$B1>$D$2)),$B2,""). This yielded the values on the last column.
My question is, how can I sum and find the average and summation of consecutive value till blank cell. Using the example above,
I would require the average, ((118.2+92.74)/2) in one cell. I would require the next cell to give me the average, ((87.5+86.5)/2. Also I would require the summations used.
I'm looking for some help. I need a function that can check if each of two seperate values is less than one. If less than one then divide by 2. Then give me the average of these two values. So it could be that it takes 0.5/2=0.25 for one value and 3 for another to give me the average of 1.625.