GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK
Calculate average daily value from a weekly total by dividing by 7.
=GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(weeklyValue)Devuelve: number
Descripción General
GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK is a straightforward calculation function that converts a weekly aggregate value into a daily average by dividing by 7 and rounding to the nearest whole number. While this is a simple division, having it as a named function makes your spreadsheets more readable and self-documenting, especially in analytics dashboards where you work with multiple time-based metrics.
Parámetros
| Parámetro | Tipo | Requerido | Descripción |
|---|---|---|---|
weeklyValue | number | Sí | The total value for a one-week period. |
Ejemplos
Daily page views from weekly total
Convert 7,000 weekly page views to an average daily figure.
=GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(7000)Salida
1000Daily clicks from Search Console weekly data
Convert 350 weekly clicks from Google Search Console into a daily average.
=GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(350)Salida
50Daily revenue estimate from weekly sales
Estimate daily revenue from a $2,450 weekly sales figure.
=GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(2450)Salida
350Average daily signups from weekly total
Calculate average daily signups from 84 weekly registrations.
=GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(84)Salida
12Daily email sends from weekly campaign volume
Determine daily email throughput from a weekly campaign sending 14,500 emails.
=GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(14500)Salida
2071Casos de Uso
SEO traffic analysis
Convert weekly Google Search Console clicks and impressions data into daily averages for trend analysis.
Ad spend normalization
Calculate daily ad spend from weekly budget figures to compare with daily performance metrics.
Content performance benchmarking
Normalize weekly article views to daily averages for fair comparison across different content pieces.
Customer support capacity planning
Estimate daily ticket volume from weekly totals to plan staffing and resource allocation.
Consejos Profesionales
Chain with GET_RUN_RATE_CURRENT_MONTH to project monthly totals from weekly data: use daily average times days elapsed as the input.
Use this to normalize weekly data for apples-to-apples comparison with daily reporting from other tools.
Combine with SPARKLINE to show daily trend estimates derived from weekly source data.
The function is particularly valuable in SEO and web analytics contexts where data is often reported on a weekly basis but you need daily estimates for forecasting, budgeting, or comparison purposes. Google Search Console, for example, often groups data by week, and converting to daily averages helps normalize data for day-level analysis.
The rounding to whole numbers is intentional for metrics that are naturally integers, like page views, sessions, clicks, or impressions. For financial metrics where decimals matter, you may want to perform manual division instead.
This function pairs naturally with GET_RUN_RATE_CURRENT_MONTH and GET_RUN_RATE_NEXT_MONTH for building complete traffic forecasting dashboards. Use the daily average from weekly data as input to calculate monthly run rates and growth projections. Together, these three functions give you a complete toolkit for extrapolating short-term data into longer-term estimates.
Errores Comunes
Error: Numeric value requiredCausa: The input is not a number, or the referenced cell contains text or is empty.
Solución: Ensure the weeklyValue parameter is a number. If referencing a cell, check that it contains a numeric value without text formatting.
Returns 0 for small weekly valuesCausa: Values less than 4 will round to 0 when divided by 7 (e.g., 3/7 = 0.43 rounds to 0).
Solución: For very small weekly values, consider not rounding or using the raw division =weeklyValue/7 to preserve the decimal.
Preguntas Frecuentes
Yes, the result is rounded to the nearest whole number using Math.round(). For example, 100/7 = 14.28... rounds to 14.
Absolutely. Despite the name referencing "traffic", the function works with any numeric value. Use it for revenue, signups, orders, emails, or any weekly total you want to convert to a daily average.
The function always divides by 7 regardless of the actual number of days in your data. If your week is incomplete, manually adjust the input or use a simple formula with the actual day count.
Using a named function makes your spreadsheet formulas more readable and self-documenting. When someone else reads =GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(B5), the intent is immediately clear, unlike =ROUND(B5/7).
Yes, pass a cell reference containing a number: =GET_AVG_DAILY_TRAFFIC_FROM_WEEK(B5). The function works with any numeric value or cell reference.
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