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I would like to do an average of the below but, I'm not getting the correct result.
=Num(Avg({$<EMPLOYEE=,TEAM=p()>} CALLS_ANSWERED),'#,##0')
Description | Individual | Team |
---|---|---|
Calls Answered | 2,000 | Avg of the Team |
Average Handle Time | 22:37 | 25:11 |
Also, i have a couple of text objects to get different call metrics. I would like the capability to have these
text objects printed altogether in a sheet (as seen in the above table). How should i do this? Can you please help? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
I may have gotten the Avg of 4 when I filtered for the specific month for a team. But, what I want really is the Avg of the Team. So what is the correct expression for that? Kindly help. Thank you in advance.
Is this what you want?
=Avg({$<WM_TEAM = p(WM_TEAM), EMPLOYEE_NAME>}Aggr(Sum({$<WM_TEAM = p(WM_TEAM), EMPLOYEE_NAME>} CALLS.CALLS_ANSWERED), EMPLOYEE_NAME))
Where I get an average call of 1253.5814. How did I get this?
I sum the call answered by the individual Employees within the team and I find there average
Does this look right to you? The above chart is showing the 1253.5814 based on selection in the employee Name Abas, Lendion Zachary
Sunny T,
The results you have above is actually just for individuals which is also what I got using the following expression:
=Num(Sum({$} CALLS.CALLS_ANSWERED),'#,##0') . It's not the Avg of the Team.
I am talking about this number my friend
It is the Avg of the sum of calls answered by each of the employees in the whole team.
I guess what is the number you are looking to get? We have a sample to work with, but we don't know what is the output you are looking to get
Oh yeah.... that is the Avg for the Team. That is correct! Thanks.
Awesome, I am glad we were finally able to reach your goal. In a text box object, you can use this expression:
=Avg({$<WM_TEAM = p(WM_TEAM), EMPLOYEE_NAME>}Aggr(Sum({$<WM_TEAM = p(WM_TEAM), EMPLOYEE_NAME>} CALLS.CALLS_ANSWERED), EMPLOYEE_NAME))
I'm so glad you were able to help me with this. I won't be able to figure this out by myself. Thank you so much!
I am glad we were able to help you here
Best,
Sunny
Thanks Sunny for your expertise here. Opens up few missing thoughts.