incomeptr is an int pointer and avgincome is an int.

Here is my program so far so you can see where I am at:

// Midterm_Survey_N.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.

// This program belongs to NM.
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// Function prototypes.
void incomeAvg (int *, int *, int);
void poverty (int *, int *, int);
// Function 3

int main()
{
	const int SIZE = 13;
	int id[SIZE];			// household id number - keep at 4 digits
	int income[SIZE];		// household annual income
	int memberNum[SIZE];	// household member number
	int c;

	// ***Assigned pointers*** ******************* //
	int *idptr;
	idptr = id;
	
	int *incomeptr;
	incomeptr = income;

	int *memberptr;
	memberptr = memberNum;
	// *********************** ****************** //

	cout << "Enter 4-digit household ID number.\n";
	for (c = 0; c < SIZE; c++)
	{
		cout << "Household " << (c+1) << ": ";
		cin >> id[c];
	}

	cout << "\nEnter household's annual income.\n";
	for (c = 0; c < SIZE; c++)
	{
		cout << "Household " << (c+1) << ": $";
		cin >> income[c];
	}

	cout << "\nEnter number of members in household.\n";
	for (c = 0; c < SIZE; c++)
	{
		cout << "Household " << (c+1) << ": ";
		cin >> memberNum[c];
	}

	// Function calls.
	incomeAvg (incomeptr, idptr, SIZE);
	poverty (incomeptr, memberptr, SIZE);
	// Function call 3

	return 0;
}

// Function headers.
void incomeAvg (int *incomeptr, int *idptr, int SIZE)
{
	int totalincome = 0, avgincome = 0;
	int c;

	// Total income (for average).
	for (c = 0; c < SIZE; c++)
	{
		totalincome += incomeptr[c];
	}

	// Average income.
	for (c = 0; c < SIZE; c++)
	{
		avgincome = totalincome / SIZE;
	}

	// Display the average income.
	cout << "The average income between all households is: $" << avgincome << "." << endl;

	// Display the EXCEEDING incomes.
	cout << "-------Households that exceed the average income-------" << endl;
	cout << "    Household ID        Exceeding Income";
	////////////////////////
	// More to come here. // This is where I am having the trouble.
	////////////////////////

	cout << endl;
}

void poverty (int *incomeptr, int *memberptr, int SIZE)
{
	double pov, percentage;
	int c;

	// Formula to calculate poverty line.
	for (c = 0; c < SIZE; c++)
	{
		pov = 6500.00 + 750.00 * memberptr[c];
	}

	// Calculates percentage of households UNDER poverty line.
	////////////////////////
	// More to come here. //
	////////////////////////
}

I am trying to compare the numbers I have in the array to an average value. If there is a number, or multiple numbers, in the array that are greater than the average value then display those numbers.

There are no errors notified by my compiler, but I am not getting the output I want. I am getting the actual coded value of incomeptr[c] which is a messy combination of numbers and letters. I need a list of the greater-than-average values in the array.

Aaahh! Yes!! Thank you very much!
It is running perfectly now.

As I said before, shouldn't program while tired... Hahaha!

Yeah, that makes sense! I shouldn't do this while tired, hah.

I tried

if (arr[string1[c]] > max && arr[string1[c]] != ' ')

and am still having the same issue.

I noted that when I run this program, if I use a sentence like "Hello I am a moose" I get a blank as my most frequent character because the most frequent character is a space " ". I am fiddling with it to try and not count the spaces, but am having a hard time.

How could I add that it doesn't count spaces?

This isn't required for the assignment, I would just like to practice for personal skill.