How to calculate average age by year/month/date in Excel?

Easily calculate ages by given dates of birth (birthdays) in Excel

Kutools for Excel's collects many commonly-used formulas for Excel users to easily calculate without remembering formulas, including the Calculate age based on birthday formula.

In our example table as following screen shot shown, we can also filter the birthday column firstly, and then calculate average by year or month after filtering with Subtotal function in Excel.

1. Select the Birthday Column and click the Data > Filter.

2. Click  button besides column header of Birthday column, and then in the drop down list click the Date Filters > All Dates in the Period > September (or any other month you want to average by). See screen shot below:

Note: If you want to average age by specific year, you need to click the  button besides column header of Birthday column, and then uncheck all years except the year you will average by, and click the OK button. See screen shot below:

3. Now the ages are filtered by the specific year or month. Select any blank cell, says Cell C42, the formula =SUBTOTAL(1,C3:C9) (C3:C9 means all filtered out ages in the Age column), and press the Enter key.

Sometimes, you may be required to calculate the average with given date. For example, you have a table as following screen shown, and you need to calculate the average of Amount occurred on 2014-04-04, you can solve it as following:

Select a blank cell, enter the formula =AVERAGEIF(J2:J24,P2,M2:M24) into it, and press the Enter key. Then you will get the average of the specified date.

Note: In formula =AVERAGEIF(J2:J24,P2,M2:M24), the J2:J24 is the date column, P2 is the reference cell with date you will average by,   M2:M24 is the amount column where you will calculate average, and you can change them based on your needs.

If you need to calculate average age of each month (from January to December) or each year in Excel, apply the complicate array formula may be a litter time-consuming. Here I will introduce the third-part add-in of Kutools for Excel to solve it.

1. Select the date column that you will calculate average by, and click the Kutools > Format > Apply Date Formatting.

2. In the opening Apply Date Formatting dialog box, select a date formatting showing only month name in the Date formatting box, such as "Mar" or "March", and click the Ok button. See screenshot:

Tip: If you need to calculate average ages by year, please select a date formatting only showing year (such as "2001") in the Date formatting box.

Apply Date Formatting is one of Kutools for Excel utilities, and it can help you change mass dates to specific date formatting meeting different customers and different countries in Excel.

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3. Keep selecting the date column, and click the Kutools > To Actual. This utility will convert the date to the text of month name.

To Actual is one of Kutools for Excel utilities, and it can help you replace the actual value (showing in formula bar, such as a formula =A1 + B1) with the displaying value (which you see in the selected cell, such as formula result 10).

4. Select the range that you will average by month/year, and click the Kutools > Content > Advanced Combine Rows.

Advanced Combine Rows is one of Kutools for Excel utilities, and it can help you combine / merge the rows based on the same value in one column, and then do some calculations for other columns, such as sum, count, average, max, etc.

5. In the opening Combine Rows Based on Column dialog box, specify the settings as above screenshot shown:

1. Click the Name column, and then click the Combine > Comma;
2. Click the Birthday column, and then click the Primary Key.
3. Click the Age column, and then click the Calculate > Average.

6. Click the Ok button. Then you will see the average age of each month is calculated with listing corresponding names. See below screenshot:

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