I want to calculate only days monday - friday, without saturday and sunday. This is how it looks:
Date Numbers 1.7.2016 2354 2.7.2016 1234
When I put only one it works:
=AVERAGE(IF(WEEKDAY(B2;2)<6;D2))
But it doesn't work when I put range of, shows 0:
=AVERAGE(IF(WEEKDAY(B2:B32;2)<6;D2:D32))
I try and AVERAGEIF but give me error:
=AVERAGEIF(B2:B32;WEEKDAY(B2:B32;2)<6;D2:D32)
Try this
=AVERAGE(IF(WEEKDAY(B3:B33,2)<6,D2:D32))
Ash
enter the formula using Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of just enter
This formula:
=AVERAGE(IF(WEEKDAY(B2:B32;2)<6;D2:D32))
is an array formula, which means that you must use Ctrl-Shift-Enter (CSE) to confirm it rather than the usual < Enter >. If you do this correctly then Excel will put curly braces { } around the formula when viewed in the formula bar, but you do not type these yourself. If you need to amend the formula then you have to use CSE again.
Hope this helps.
Pete
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Formula error, non-US locale should be ";".Originally Posted by Ash_Maverick
Thanks! Now working.
Not true for all non-US locales: we use the comma (",") in the UK, and I think it's the same in Australia and New Zealand.
I am in Croatia and we use ";".
Yes, but you are missing the point: your non-US locale (Croatia) uses the semi-colon, whereas my non-US locale (the UK) uses the comma. In other words, not ALL non-US locales use the semi-colon.
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Non-US mean non-UK... US mean as a language, we are all English by language.
No, I'm afraid you are wrong about that. The UK is not in the US, it is (or was!) in Europe, and the English language started life in the British Isles, not in the US. UK computers use a UK locale setting, not a US one, and that is because US and UK English are different.
UK English is followed and accepted world over........ except of course in US
You make me laugh. :-)No, I'm afraid you are wrong about that. The UK is not in the US, it is (or was!) in Europe, and the English language started life in the British Isles, not in the US. UK computers use a UK locale setting, not a US one, and that is because US and UK English are different.
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