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average- time formula

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michelin

Technical User
Dec 18, 2011
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Hi,

I need a help to write a formula.

I have following data:

Incident time difference
A 00:02:00
B 00:03:00
C 00:02:00
D 00:06:00

Incidents B and D are highlighter incidents. I need them to stay in my report but I don't want to count them against the average. My average would be then 00:02:00. This is just an example. In real I have 375 incidents and 46 of those incidents don't meet requirements. I still need them to be in my report but I don't want to count them against the average.

Any help is appreciated!
 
hi,

What is the logic that you want to apply to this instance? This is also referred to as a Business Case.

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my highlighted incidents are car incidents (B, D). Incident A is a bike incident. Incident C is blank (doesn't have a type). So I said that if an incident is a car incident then highlight the results. But I don't want this incident to be count in an average. Does this make a sense?
 
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