Microsoft Excel - Extracting numerator and denominator from a fraction

I have several work sheets in several work books in which i am trying to compile the data from. In each work book, there are 6 work sheets, one for each day of the week, plus a weekly average sheet. In the weekly average sheet, it averages the number of points each person can earn for each day worked, though not everyone works all 5 days. I want to make a monthly and quarterly workbook that will average the number of points recieved by the number of days actually worked, but I dont want to have to add up each day when I already have them added for each week. I would like to be able to extract the numerator from each weekly average and add them together, then extract the denomenators and add them together to get my total points earned and total days worked. I've tried a few formulas, but excel just reduces my fraction to a whole number and there is no "/" in a whole number.

I am specifically looking to get the information from this formula:

=(Monday!C34+Tuesday!C34+Wednesday!C34+Thursday!C34+Friday!C34)/C2

eg i want to know that "=(Monday!C34+Tuesday!C34+Wednesday!C34+Thursday!C34+Friday!C34)" is 475 and "C2" is 5

Jessica

if you want to get answer as 475 and 5, then use

B1 => =(Monday!C34+Tuesday!C34+Wednesday!C34+Thursday!C34+Friday!C34)
c1  => =c2

if you want ansere like 475/5, then the numerator becames 95, and denominator  becames 1.
for getting answer 95, you can use this formula

=RIGHT(TEXT(A1,"? ?/?"),LEN(TEXT(A1,"? ?/?"))-FIND("/",TEXT(A1,"? ?/?")))

or

=RIGHT(TEXT(A1,"? ?/????????"),LEN(TEXT(A1,"? ?/????????"))-FIND("/",TEXT(A1,"? ?/????????")))

numerator
=LEFT(TEXT(A1,"???/???"),FIND("/",TEXT(A1,"???/???"))-1)+0

denominator
=RIGHT(TEXT(A1,"???/???"),FIND("/",TEXT(A1,"???/???"))-1)+0