Help converting 1-min data to 15-min data

MarkShepherd

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  1. 365
Platform
  1. MacOS
Hi - does anyone know how to convert date/time stamped data in a column in 1-min intervals into a column that has date/time stamped data at 15-min averages? At the moment the only way I know is to delete the times between the 15-minute intervals and then take an average of the data to provide a 15-min average, but this is taking ages!

Time StampLAN15_DM Flow (l/s)
01/08/2022 00:004,20
01/08/2022 00:013,70
01/08/2022 00:024,00
01/08/2022 00:033,80
01/08/2022 00:043,80
01/08/2022 00:054,00
01/08/2022 00:064,50
01/08/2022 00:074,80
01/08/2022 00:084,20
01/08/2022 00:094,20
01/08/2022 00:104,20
01/08/2022 00:113,80
01/08/2022 00:124,00
01/08/2022 00:133,80
01/08/2022 00:144,00
01/08/2022 00:154,30
01/08/2022 00:164,20
01/08/2022 00:174,20
01/08/2022 00:184,00
01/08/2022 00:194,70
01/08/2022 00:204,00
01/08/2022 00:214,20
01/08/2022 00:224,00
01/08/2022 00:234,30
01/08/2022 00:244,30
01/08/2022 00:254,50
01/08/2022 00:264,20
01/08/2022 00:273,70
01/08/2022 00:284,00
01/08/2022 00:294,00
01/08/2022 00:304,00
 

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MrExcelPlayground12.xlsx
ABCDE
21/8/2022 0:004.201/8/2022 0:004.07
31/8/2022 0:013.701/8/2022 0:154.17
41/8/2022 0:024.00
51/8/2022 0:033.80
61/8/2022 0:043.80
71/8/2022 0:054.00
81/8/2022 0:064.50
91/8/2022 0:074.80
101/8/2022 0:084.20
111/8/2022 0:094.20
121/8/2022 0:104.20
131/8/2022 0:113.80
141/8/2022 0:124.00
151/8/2022 0:133.80
161/8/2022 0:144.00
171/8/2022 0:154.30
181/8/2022 0:164.20
191/8/2022 0:174.20
201/8/2022 0:184.00
211/8/2022 0:194.70
221/8/2022 0:204.00
231/8/2022 0:214.20
241/8/2022 0:224.00
251/8/2022 0:234.30
261/8/2022 0:244.30
271/8/2022 0:254.50
281/8/2022 0:264.20
291/8/2022 0:273.70
301/8/2022 0:284.00
311/8/2022 0:294.00
321/8/2022 0:304.00
Sheet11
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D3D2=INDEX(A2:A32,SEQUENCE(ROWS(A2:A32)/15,1,1,15))
E2:E3E2=AVERAGE(FILTER($B$2:$B$32,($A$2:$A$32>=D2)*($A$2:$A$32<D2+(15/60/24))))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Thanks James, but that didn't work as the formulae are not accepted. I see that your platform is Windows while mine is iOS - would that make a difference?
 
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I didn't notice that... Likely the problem. I'm just not seeing the function that isn't supported by mac.

I had to change your 4,2 to regular American 4.2 - for example. Are the numbers really numbers and the dates really dates?
 
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Found the problem - the dates are dates, but there were some numbers in the columns that when I changed to "." didn't change for some reason and remained as ",". Fixed it and the formulae work fine. Thanks!
 
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