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Manipulating Weather data again...

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ahramos

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Nov 12, 2002
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I've got data in the following format:

Date Hour Temp
9/1/2003 100 59.8°F
9/2/2003 200 60.1°F
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8/31/2004 2400 60.8°F

I need to get to the following format on a month by month basis:

January

Hour Average Temp
100 (average temp at hour 100)
200 (average temp at hour 200)
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2400

Any help is appreciated.
 
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Presuming this is an excel file, I know exactly how to do this. You need to use the Database functions.

To make sure I still knew how to do this (it's been yearssince I did something similar) I set up a quick database. Too much to try and explain. If you could leave an email address I'd be happy to send the Excel file to you.

-InspEngr
 
Thanks InspEngr. Shortly after I started the thread, I figured out a method based on responses to an earlier "Manipulating Weather Data" thread I started one year ago. Basically I did a SUMIF divided by a COUNTIF.

I would still like to see your spreadsheet to compare to.

Send to ahrpe@yahoo.com.

-ahramos
 
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