Countif function criteria

mrsushi

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Hi,

I have the sheet "daily Stats" which has dates in cell E1. E2, E3....etc. Each column has data of delivery times.

On another sheet called "monthly averages", i have a table with months in column A3:A13. B1 and B2 has a time range ie 00:00 and 00:59.

My current formula is in cell B3
Excel Formula:
COUNTIFS('Daily Stats'!$D:$XFD, ">="&B1, 'Daily Stats'!$D:$XFD, "<="&B2)

The formula is looking at ALL column data. However, I only want to count those within January, February etc?

Any ideas how to amend this formula please?

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This is about as far as I can get

Can you base something on this test?
=SUMPRODUCT((E$2:G$4)*(A2=E$1:G$1))

I started of with A2=TEXT(MONTH(E1:G1),"mmmm") to match months but this didn't work.
A2:A4 reads January February March
E1:G1 reads January February March
with values in E2:G4

This will give you a total, you'll need to divide by number of entries in your column to get an average.
 
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This is about as far as I can get

Can you base something on this test?
=SUMPRODUCT((E$2:G$4)*(A2=E$1:G$1))

I started of with A2=TEXT(MONTH(E1:G1),"mmmm") to match months but this didn't work.
A2:A4 reads January February March
E1:G1 reads January February March
with values in E2:G4

This will give you a total, you'll need to divide by number of entries in your column to get an average.

how can the current formula incorporate this? Apologies Im not sure how to tweak this
 
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