Monthly Summary of days of the week ?

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spikemixture

Greetings all,

I hope someone can help me with this issue.

I have one spreadsheet with worksheets for each month for the last 18
months.

Each worksheet has column A being the date eg 1st -31st January 2009
Col B has the formula to set the actual day of the week - 1/1/09 =
Thursday
Then I have numbers in columns B to G for incomings etc and outgoings
then a net figure

Now I have all sorts of averages per day per month per year but would
like to have an automatic calculation so I know what day of the week
(e.g Tuesday ) is as a percentage of the weeks $$'s
Therefore knowing the best and worst day of the week for sales and for
costs etc etc...
Each day should be about 14.4% of the week (100% /7)

So at the bottom of the sheet I would have the summary

Day = % of incoming - % of outgoings
Mondays, = 14% - 12%
Tuesdays = 16% - 13%
Wednesdays = 12% - 15%
etc =
etc

I hope you can understand what I am saying

Thanks

Spike...
 
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Pete_UK

Your description is a bit short on detail, apart from telling us that
you have dates in column A and Day of Week in column B. You could do
something like this in K1:

=SUMIF(B:B,J1,C:C)/SUM(C:C)

where J1 contains Monday - this will give you the subtotal of column C
where column B contains Monday and then divide it by the total of
column C (which you can express as a percentage). If you have other
days in J2:J7, then you can copy the formula down to get those
percentages for the other days.

Is this the kind of thing that you want?

Hope this helps.

Pete
 
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Shane Devenshire

Hi,

Suppose your dates are in column A with one of the values you want results
for in column C, create a summary area as follows ( I will do it in M1:M7)

M
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Format these cells to the custom format of DDDD. (they will now show Sunday
thru Saturday).
In N1 enter the formula below and copy it down to N7:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(WEEKDAY(A$1:A$100)=M1),C$1:C$100)/SUM(C$1:C$100)

Format these results as percent.
 

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