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I am using the following formula to obtain the number of calls for a period
of time: =IF($M346="Outbound Working",SUMPRODUCT((Call!$C:$C=$H346)*(Call!$G:$G ="Outbound")*(Call!$D:$D=$I346)*(Call!$D:$D<=($I3 46+$F346))),"") This gives me back an answer (2), from this answer I now need to calculate the average the call duration from a call duration field not in the original Sumproduct. the cells/columns used in the formula a Call!$C:$C=User+Day $H346=User+Day Call!$G:$G=Call Direction Call!$D:$D=Call Start Time $I346=StartTime of Period $F346=EndTime of Period and the column I wish to get the Average Call Duration from is Call!$B:$B |
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