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Averaging time in hh:mm format
I am trying to average 'call handle time' for a week.
1) I use VLOOKUP to pull the data from a daily report 2) I have applied a format of [h]:mm:ss The cells look like this -- it's throwing a #DIV/0! error. Any ideas? D6 E6 F6 G6 H6 00:05:10 00:04:17 00:04:50 00:05:21 00:05:10 #DIV/0! |
Averaging time in hh:mm format
What is your formula?
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Ryan" wrote in message ups.com... |I am trying to average 'call handle time' for a week. | | 1) I use VLOOKUP to pull the data from a daily report | 2) I have applied a format of [h]:mm:ss | | The cells look like this -- it's throwing a #DIV/0! error. Any ideas? | D6 E6 F6 G6 H6 | 00:05:10 00:04:17 00:04:50 00:05:21 00:05:10 #DIV/0! | |
Averaging time in hh:mm format
If you're getting #Div/0 as a result of a formula like:
=average(a1:e1) then a1:e1 doesn't contain any numbers (and dates/times are just numbers nicely formatted to excel) If you still have the =vlookup() formulas in those 5 cells, then I'd go back to the original data and convert those text times to real times. (They're strings masquerading as numbers.) Maybe this will help: Select the range to fix edit|Replace what: : (a colon) with: : (that same colon) replace all If there's nothing else in that cell (like those HTML non-breaking spaces), then you may see your formula evaluate to a real number. In general, you may want to use a formula like this: =if(count(a1:e1)=0,"No Numbers",average(a1:e1)) Ryan wrote: I am trying to average 'call handle time' for a week. 1) I use VLOOKUP to pull the data from a daily report 2) I have applied a format of [h]:mm:ss The cells look like this -- it's throwing a #DIV/0! error. Any ideas? D6 E6 F6 G6 H6 00:05:10 00:04:17 00:04:50 00:05:21 00:05:10 #DIV/0! -- Dave Peterson |
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