Weather Tracker | ||
Day of Month | Highest Temp | Weather Type |
1 | 72 | Sunny |
2 | 67 | Rain |
3 | 62 | Cloudy |
4 | 42 | Cloudy |
5 | 40 | Sunny |
6 | 55 | Rain |
7 | 52 | Cloudy |
8 | 48 | Rain |
9 | 42 | Sunny |
10 | 44 | Rain |
11 | 52 | Cloudy |
12 | 57 | Sunny |
13 | 63 | Sunny |
14 | 65 | Rain |
15 | 74 | Sunny |
16 | 75 | Sunny |
17 | 55 | Sunny |
18 | 52 | Rain |
19 | 48 | Cloudy |
20 | 44 | Rain |
21 | 47 | Sunny |
22 | 45 | Sunny |
23 | 55 | Cloudy |
24 | 58 | Rain |
25 | 52 | Sunny |
26 | 50 | Rain |
27 | 44 | Cloudy |
28 | 40 | Sunny |
29 | 28 | Snow |
30 | 30 | Snow |
31 | 31 | Snow |
Average Temperature for the month | 51.26 | |
Highest Temperature | 75 | |
Number of Sunny Days | 12 | |
Number of Days above 70 Degrees | ||
Number of Days at or below 60 degrees | ||
Average Temperature of Rain Days | ||
Average Temperature of a Snowy Day |
What Formula would i use to answer the blank questions?
Let us suppose Day of the month is in COlumn A, Temperature in COlumn B and Weather Type in Column C. In Excel Type these formulas:
Number of Days Above 70 Degrees: =Countif(B:B,">70") This will count the number of days where temperature is above 70 degrees.
Number of Days at of below 60 Degrees: =Countif(B:B,"<=60")
Average Temperature of Rainy Days: =Averageif(C:C,"Rainy",B;B) This formula first searches for number of rainy days mentioned in column C and then for those values gives you average from column B.
Average Temperature of Snowy Days: =Averageif(C:C,"Snowy",B:B)
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