How to Compute Monthly Means in Excel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- This is the 3rd video in a multi-part tutorial on how to acquire daily weather data for a specific place, caclulate monthly and annual averages, and calculate heating and cooling degree days. In this video we calculate monthly temperature means using array formulas in Excel.
Bro your video is such a GOLD! saved my time and energy I was looking this method a lot and found ur video finally thanks a LOT!
These tutorials are awesome! I teach HS meteorology and with us going online now, I was looking for ways to teach them how to do the calculations at home. Your videos are really nicely done!
Excellent description. You calculated monthly average for one year. If we want to continue with several years. How to do it in excel?
Lifesaver. I have a lot of annual averages to work out; you've just saved me a lot of time my friend!
Thank you for really good tutorial. Here you have calculated the avg monthly temp for 2013. Could you tell how to calculate avg monthly for period, for ex.2013-2023? thank you
Nice thanks man! I’m an analyst at a transportation company and needed a way to calculate average truckload rates by month for like 10000 lines of data.
Exellent video! You helped me a lot! Thanks for the help and regards from Germany.
Thank you very much! Great video!
I followed all the steps but the averages calculated are wrong. I don't know how and where to correct myself. I need help in this...!!
Thank you so much! Very useful for me!
very nice to see you
Thank you for the video !!
thank you so much..how to calculate monthly standard deviation of temperature???
This is not what I'm interested because it's all the year together for that same month. I have 5 years sample and need it to calculate the average for that month of the year. Help!
what to do for discharge/runoff?
splendid, how we r supposed to treat years along with months
Thank you. helped a lot :)
how to calculate monthly averages for more than 1 year?
Instead of column A formula:
“month()”, you can make formula=“year()”&”month()”
How to do if I have to calculate same for last fifty years. Don't you think it would be too hectic.
+Avinash Gupta Its the same, I just calculated daily measurements from 1961 to 2014 and it worked perfectly!