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    averaging windspeed

    Hello,
    I have a column titled wind speed(m/s) in F3 which shows the average wind speed every 10 seconds, populating F4, F5 etc all the way down to F40000.
    I need to turn this into an averaged hourly wind speed data.
    I then need put this hourly wind speed data into bins (of .5m/s, 1m/s, 1.5m/s, 2m/s etc up to 25 and create a wind speed distribution chart with wind speed on the x axis and number of hours on the y axis.
    I am really struggling to perform this challenge.
    Can anyone help me??

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    Re: averaging windspeed

    Attach sample file.
    for averaging over hours - best in Ex2007 would be probably Pivot Table
    for distribution - FREQUENCY function, but ... attach sample.
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    Re: averaging windspeed

    Thanks for you're help
    please find attached an example worksheet.
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    Re: averaging windspeed

    This one may be better. it has some timestamps on it.
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    Re: averaging windspeed

    Try this, it is just a quick suggestion.
    By the way - your figures are 10 min. average, not 10 sec.

    Average Windspeed example.xlsx

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    Re: averaging windspeed

    To properly addres midnight region I'd change:
    =IF(HOUR(E7)>HOUR(E6),AVERAGE(F1:F6),"")
    into
    =IF(HOUR(E7)<>HOUR(E6),AVERAGE(F1:F6),"")
    Note that FREQUENCY is array formula - all region J4:J23 was selected and formula =FREQUENCY(... was committed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter

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    Re: averaging windspeed

    Here is a solution using Pivot tables as the basis of charts.
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