Week to week averages

americanpie3

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Hello,

I run a dart league that runs for 30 weeks. I have a weekly worksheet that I enter the scores and the column Z (starting from 2 all the way down) calculates the average =IFERROR(AVERAGE($B2:$X2),0) and the player's name is on A2 of the sheet

Then I have my results worksheet that gets that info for that player =INDEX(Week1!$Z$1:$Z$60,MATCH(A2,Week1!$A$1:$A$60,0))

That works well. Now here is what I'd like to simplify.

Week 2 on column Z I have this formula =IFERROR(AVERAGE(Week1!B2:X2,Week2!B2:X2),0) so you can imagine what week 30 looks like. As you can see, the player has to always be on A2. So if that player is on like A15 that week, I have to change my formula of week 2 to reflect that R(AVERAGE(Week1!B2:X2,Week2!B15:X15),0).

So to eliminate manual labour, is there something else I can do? It can be on either my sheets of week1 or week2 and so on, or is it better to put it in my results page?

Thank you
 

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What if you put your data on one sheet (instead of 30) and just used a new "Week Number" column to differentiate between weeks?

If it's all on one page, you could use something like:

Code:
=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A500="americanpie3")*B2:X500)/SUMPRODUCT((A2:A500="americanpie3")*(B2:X500>0))
 
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Because we play multiple games per week. Here is what my weekly sheet looks like:


Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAAABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJ
1Team 1Game 1Game 2Game 3Game 4Game 5Game 6TotalAverageHigh ScoreFinishHigh Finish25 paid
2J-C522641J-C371430J-C578181J-C417843J-C239322J-C78444188249.0093000000000
3Jonathan40582Jonathan24303Jonathan131145Jonathan522652Jonathan581045Jonathan6664058132.2866000000004
4Roland119211Roland852530Roland313765Roland245632Roland462245Roland12363969938.839224040008000
5CloseRolandScore40CloseScoreCloseScoreCloseRolandScore8CloseScoreCloseScore
6Team 2Game 1Game 2Game 3Game 4Game 5Game 6Total
7Sylvain454436Sylvain922937Sylvain501848Sylvain118528Sylvain192265Sylvain28643575642.0092000000000
8Marc-Andr194529Marc-Andr253613Marc-Andr58406Marc-Andr143837Marc-Andr433326Marc-Andr607910770839.331073401440022001
9Sylvie F255330Sylvie F432624Sylvie F4018100Sylvie F405325Sylvie F115850Sylvie F33601870739.28100000000000
Week1


The averages are in column Z

Here is the results page

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Team 1SexSeason AvgAvg Last weekHigh Score SeasonHigh Score Last WeekFinishes SeasonFinishes Last WeekHighest Finish SeasonHighest Finish Last Week
2J-CM49.0049.0093930000
3JonathanM32.2832.2866660000
4RolandM38.8338.839292224040
5
6
7Team 2SexSeason AvgAvg Last weekHigh Score SeasonHigh Score Last WeekFinishes SeasonFinishes Last WeekHighest Finish SeasonHighest Finish Last Week
8SylvainM42.0042.0092920000
9Marc-AndrM39.3339.33107107334040
10Sylvie FF39.2839.281001000000
SeasonSummary1


So in C2 the formula is =INDEX(Week1!$Z$1:$Z$60,MATCH(A2,Week1!$A$1:$A$60,0))

So as you can see, I cannot put it all on one page
 
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Try this:

Somewhere in your workbook (could be a new sheet, could be on your summary sheet... doesn't really matter), list the names of the worksheets you want to pull from, presumably Week1, Week2, ..., Week30.

Select the range of cells with those sheet names, click in the Name Box (just above column A's header), and type SheetNames to assign the named range SheetNames to reference that list. Note that the list should only include sheets you already have (i.e. if you only have tabs for Week1, Week2, and Week3, those should be the only sheets listed there... if you need to, you can adjust the named range in formulas --> name manager --> edit].

Then, use something like:

Code:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&SheetNames&"'!A1:A100"),A2,INDIRECT("'"&SheetNames&"'!Z1:Z100")))/SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&SheetNames&"'!A1:A100"),A2))

That formula sums the averages from column Z for the person listed in cell A2 then divides by the number of times the person listed in cell A2 was found on each of the weekly tabs. That inherently assumes you always play 6 games each week, but it wouldn't matter if, for example, J-C was in row 2 on one sheet and row 25 on another.
 
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