I have a sheet (Data) with a year's worth of inquiries received like the below table;
Time Status Analyst Client Category Incident# Date VIP
03:03:28 Closed John XXX A 72321 18/11/2015 TRUE
20:15:09 Resolved Frank ABC A 73425 19/12/2015 FALSE
14:29:45 Closed Joyce DEF B 74432 2/2/2016 FALSE
03:01:18 Closed Adam XYZ D 73675 4/6/2016 TRUE
23:58:54 Resolved John XXX G 75335 9/4/2016 TRUE
I'm trying to calculate the average count of rows based on whether that row falls into a particular range. For example what's the average number of entries received between 3am and 4am, or the average number of entries received on a Monday. I was leaning towards an averageifs formula but that is averaging the value within the range I select as they contain a numeric value rather than averaging the count of those entries.
EDIT: The formula I'm using is;
=AVERAGEIFS(Data!C:C,Data!$A:$A,">="&'Sheet I'm calculating in'!(cell with value of 3am),Data!$A:$A,"<"&'Sheet I'm calculating in'!(cell with value of 4am))
I've selected the Column C to show that I do not want the average of cells with numeric values, just the average count of rows for that time range. If I select column A or F for example it gives me the average of those numeric values.
I'm looking for the average number of inquiries received between 3am and 4am for the whole year.
Thanks in advance.
Use of Pivots will solve the problem, in a easier way. You can use the above link to learn about pivot http://www.excel-easy.com/data-analysis/pivot-tables.html
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