Excel: calculate day of the week average with Averageif / PivotTable by Chris Menard

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Need to know what day of the week is your best day? If you are a retailer, don't assume Saturday is your best day. Maybe Thursday is your best day. Let's use Excel to find out.

To calculate the day of the week average, you can use either the Averageif function or a PivotTable. You need to add the Text function as a helper column. Use the letter "d" to figure out the day of the week.

August 9, 2018, is a Thursday. One letter d will be 9, two letter ds will be 09, three ds will be Thu, and four ds will be Thursday.

Example: The date 8/9/2018 with the text function. Assume the date is in cell A2.
In cell B2, type =Text(A2,"ddd") to return Thu.
Type =Text(A2,"dddd") to return Thursday spelled out.
=Text(A2,"dd") to return 09.

Averageif has three arguments.

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Been trying to find a solution for ages, you've just made it so simple and straight-forward. Thanks

DaveWinter
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Thank you for your time I always learn something

garycrowson
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How would you ignore zeros just in case they were entered erroneously?

mendezchristian