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Hello everybody,
This question is probably easy to answer for most, but I am currently in despair.
In column A is the one-time order number. I have in column B a date (end of processing), and in column C (start of processing) also. The table is e.g. 10 lines long. I want to get the average of the processing time across all lines and render it as a time format (for example, dd: hh: mm: ss).
Currently the formula looks like this:
(Sum ([start of processing]) - Sum ([end of processing])) / Count ([order number])
Although I get a result, but in comparison with Excel that does not fit.
Does anyone have an idea why this might be? I had tried it with avg, but the result is 0.
Thank you very much and greetings
K.
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Would you be able to share some sample data to check this out? Also, share the expected output
 
					
				
		
Hi Sunny,
for example:
Timestamp A (TT.MM.YYYY hh:mm:ss) 23.02.2018 14:05:49
Timestamp B (TT.MM.YYYY hh:mm:ss) 22.03.2018 09.35:07
Moreover, I'd like to deduct the weekends and resting hours (working ours from 6am to 8pm).
So, I get the result of (tt:hh:mm:ss) 19:09:29:18 (when I calculate myself)
I tried pretty much everything, but it's not working at all. Do you have any idea?
 
					
				
		
 boorgura
		
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		Not the cleanest approach - but something to start with:
=NetWorkDays(date(ceil(Start)), date(floor(End))) & ' ' &
Time(
DayEnd(Start, 0, '20:00:01') - Start
+
End - DayStart(End, 0, '06:00:00')
, 'hh:mm:ss')
