How to create a detailed performance overview (Maybe a graph/chart)

Laagi

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Hello everyone,

I am currently trying to create a detailed overview of transactions executed by a range of different users in the hopes of creating a easy to understand overview of performance. Which will include the points listed below.

In this performance overview I want to include several factors.

  • Time spent idle (gaps larger than Xminutes) if I understand correctly, eliminating all idle time will then give me an overview of total time spent active.
  • Total tasks executed per day (One task = one pick, so between 08:27:16 to 08:50:46 ID7638 executed 6 tasks) - Referring to highlighted time in example listed below
  • Total tasks executed hourly
  • Average tasks executed hourly & daily (Over a weekly period) Once I have found the formula for the
  • Average minutes used per task (Over a daily period)

An example of a transaction history of a user would be;

TaskDateTimeQtyUser
Pick06/01/202308:27:161ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:28:361ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:47:481ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:47:571ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:49:431ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:50:461ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:54:521ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:55:061ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:56:471ID7638
Pick06/01/202308:57:071ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:07:291ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:18:001ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:38:511ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:44:261ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:44:351ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:44:451ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:34:551ID7638
Pick06/01/202309:45:041ID7638
Pick06/01/202310:45:151ID7638
Pick06/01/202310:45:261ID7638

Does anyone know how I can achieve my goal of creating this overview, the example listed below is a very small example compared to the range of transactions executed throughout a day. I am dealing with 20+ users where each of them perform at least 1000 tasks a day. This example is made to demonstrate the information I am given when searching up the history of transactions made by a given user.

I am hoping to be able to create a graph or chart representing the performance as well, if possible. My biggest obstacle with this task is finding a way for excel to help me search for time gaps over X minutes over a range of thousands of transactions.

Excel has so many functions which I am still trying to wrap my head around, hopefully some of you can give me insight as to how I can manage to set this up :)

Thank you for reading, I am looking forward to exploring this with everyone.
 

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Hello again,
So I was just thinking about solutions and then it occurred to me that if I have excel helping me find gaps greater than 10 minutes it will highlight too many gaps that don't correlate with what I am looking for. Say for example that picks were executed at [ 08:23, 08:24, 08:25 and so on ] it would highlight everything considering the fact that all times have a specific time where the 10 minute gap is exceeded. So for this to work I need to find out how to only look for gaps between two rows that are beneath or above each other.
Book1
ABCDE
1TaskDateTime
2Pick05/01/202315:46:35
3Pick05/01/202315:48:16
4Pick05/01/202315:50:18
5Pick05/01/202315:51:58
6Pick05/01/202315:52:25
7Pick05/01/202315:53:03
8Pick05/01/202315:53:29
9Pick05/01/202315:53:47
10Pick05/01/202315:54:09
11Pick05/01/202315:57:40
12Pick05/01/202315:58:03
13Pick05/01/202315:58:19
14Pick05/01/202315:59:59
15Pick05/01/202316:00:51This is what I need highlighted
16Pick05/01/202316:12:19
Sheet1


I am unsure as to how I can put in a criteria that states if a time gap of 10 minutes or more is found between two rows it is to be highlighted but if the number of rows exceeds 1 then false. That rule will then prevent the other timestamps of being highlighted unless the gap of 10 minutes is found within 2 rows.
 
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