confused... in the sample your values for each load number are identical.
can you post up your file again but this time detail expected results ?
confused... in the sample your values for each load number are identical.
can you post up your file again but this time detail expected results ?
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I would expect the results to be as follows
That wouldn't be an average by normal standards, usually you total all the entries and divide by the number so you have 5 * 10 hours = 50 hours divided by 5 = 10 hours.
If every load took 10 hours then the average time is also 10 hours......or is there something here I don't understand?
Hi I have included more info to try and help in the attachment.
The load 01000 for eg appears 5 times in the table, the total load time is the sum of all the individual car times.
The average that i need help with is partly because of how the data presented which is shown in bottom table. To get the average it will need to = the total load time / 5 (number of replicants or times the same load appears in table)
Thanks for your patience.
so using your latest example, you just need to take value in B17 and divide by COUNTIF of A
C17: =$B17/COUNTIF($A$17:$A$26,$A17)
It works!, I will try to be more precise in future.
Thanks very much
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