I'm trying to find out the average calls per day but only for work days. In my data, the sum(#of Calls) is 0 on non working days so maybe I could calculate the data by excluding those days where the sum(#ofCalls)=0, so maybe a count of that. I was thinking this would be some sourt of sum(#ofcalls)/Count(pick(match())) but I am not completely sure. I now think this might need set analysis.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
May be this
Sum([#OfCalls])/Count({<[#OfCalls] -= {'0'}>} DISTINCT Days)
Is this not working?
Avg([#OfCalls])
or
Avg({<[#OfCalls] -= {'0'}>} [#OfCalls])
Create a WorkDays flag in script. Then:
=avg({<WorkDays={1}>}[#ofCalls])
These do not work. It may be because I have daily data broken down by employees, although in this case I'm looking for the monthly average. Each day has multiple records. The actual average for Sept should be 194 but the following are the results:
Avg([#OfCalls]) = 40.6
Avg({<[#OfCalls] -= {'0'}>} [#OfCalls]) = 42.58
Do you mean have an if statement in the script that = Workdays? Could you explain this more?
May be this
Sum([#OfCalls])/Count({<[#OfCalls] -= {'0'}>} DISTINCT Days)
This returned a null value. Where you have days it would actually be my date field, correct?
Yes
Is there some CallDate field? If so, in script something like:
if(weekday(CallDate)<5,1,0) as Workday,
I tried it again and it worked this time. Thanks!