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Tim Hall
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Excel time help
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26 October, 2011, 08:14:05 pm »
Mrs. Hall is struggling at what for her is the deep end of the Excel swimming pool.
She has a table. Column A has a date and time string, entries 15 minutes apart.
Column B has data corresponding to the date stamp in column A.
She wants to calculate the average of column B every hour and put it in the relevant cell in column C
She's had a look at DATEDIF but that doesn't sem to do the job.
Any ideas?
EDIT: She's cracked the "average these 4 cells" bit. It's the conditional "on the top of the hour" bit that's a pain.
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Re: Excel time help
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26 October, 2011, 08:40:16 pm »
Haven't got excel in front of me, which makes this difficult.
Can you add another column which either rounds the date/time (to give hour) - or isn't there an "hour part" function in there? datetime(hour)?
Then use that column to constrain which data goes into the average.
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Re: Excel time help
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26 October, 2011, 08:48:51 pm »
Nutty, thanks for the suggestion. Stand down, everyone. I think she's cracked it.
IF (MINUTE(A5=0) (AVERAGE b1:b4), (" ") or something like it, give or take the odd bracket and comma.
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