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Question about averaging
I have a table where we track how long it takes to process a certain product.
I need to know how to average the number of product processed per day and the percentage that are processed within 9 hours. Can anyone help me? Tania |
Question about averaging
On 9 May, 22:09, TLAngelo wrote:
I have a table where we track how long it takes to process a certain product. I need to know how to average the number of product processed per day and the percentage that are processed within 9 hours. Can anyone help me? Tania Can you provide some more information - how are you capturing the information? e.g. is it a table, what are the columns, and some sample data: Date..................Product..................Hrs 28Apr07 Widget 7 28Apr07 Fluff 2 Best Andrew |
Question about averaging
It is a table, we track how long it takes to process each "widget" and now I
need to tell them an average of how many widgets are processed per day and the percentage that were processed within the 9 hour requirement. Example: Product Date In Time In Date Out Time Out Total Holding Time Widget 04/30/07 9:30am 04/30/07 11:15am 1:45 Widget 04/30/07 4:00pm 05/01/07 8:30am 2.30 "loudfish" wrote: On 9 May, 22:09, TLAngelo wrote: I have a table where we track how long it takes to process a certain product. I need to know how to average the number of product processed per day and the percentage that are processed within 9 hours. Can anyone help me? Tania Can you provide some more information - how are you capturing the information? e.g. is it a table, what are the columns, and some sample data: Date..................Product..................Hrs 28Apr07 Widget 7 28Apr07 Fluff 2 Best Andrew |
Question about averaging
On 9 May, 22:37, TLAngelo wrote:
It is a table, we track how long it takes to process each "widget" and now I need to tell them an average of how many widgets are processed per day and the percentage that were processed within the 9 hour requirement. Example: Product Date In Time In Date Out Time Out Total Holding Time Widget 04/30/07 9:30am 04/30/07 11:15am 1:45 Widget 04/30/07 4:00pm 05/01/07 8:30am 2.30 If your Excel table if 6 columns Cols A - F, with 100 rows. The table range is A1:F100. 1. Assuming you count a widget as "processed in the day" based on the "Date Out". In Cell C105, type in the date that you want to evaluate. In Cell D105 type = COUNTIF($D$2:$D$200,C105) You can put another date in C106, and copy the formula down to D106. 2. Assuming "percentage that were processed within the 9 hour requirement" means (Count of Rows where "Total Holding Time" < 9) / Count of all rows... then In Cell F105, type =(COUNTIF(C2:C100,"<9:00")/ COUNT(C2:C100) The <9:00 may not work - this is supposed to mean < 9 hours, but it depends on what format you have entered the time in. HTH Andrew |
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