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I've done it with the below formula, but it seems a bit long winded:
numberVar tmeTime ;
numberVar Output ;
numberVar x ;
x := x + 1;
tmeTime := tmeTime + (hour({db_field}) * 60) + minute({db_field});
Output := tmeTime \ x;
time(totext(output / 60,0) & ":" & totext(remainder(output,60),0) & ":00");
numberVar tmeTime ;
numberVar Output ;
numberVar x ;
x := x + 1;
tmeTime := tmeTime + (hour({db_field}) * 60) + minute({db_field});
Output := tmeTime \ x;
time(totext(output / 60,0) & ":" & totext(remainder(output,60),0) & ":00");
Do a running total. That will give you a choice of mean, median and mode.
Right-click on a field and choose Insert to get a choice of Running Total, Summary and Grand Total.. Or else use the Field Explorer, the icon that is a grid-like box.
It helps to give your Crystal version, since newer versions have extra options, and some extra problems. I use Crystal 8.5.
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Madawc Williams (East Anglia, UK)
Right-click on a field and choose Insert to get a choice of Running Total, Summary and Grand Total.. Or else use the Field Explorer, the icon that is a grid-like box.
It helps to give your Crystal version, since newer versions have extra options, and some extra problems. I use Crystal 8.5.
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