pcvchriskmg
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Hello all,
I work for an organization that outsources a call center service.
We want to calculate the average time between calls. Our call center operates from 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday.
Right now, column A is the date and column B is the time of when the call came in. I want to calculate the time elapsed between two calls in column C.
For example: (my mock spreadsheet with columns)
A------------B---------C
7/22/2011---10:00 AM
7/22/2011---10:23 AM--23 minutes
7/22/2011---11:24 AM--61 minutes
BUT, if the next call comes in the next day,
7/23/2011 10:00 AM
It would need to subtract out the time of when the call center was non-operational (5:00 PM -> 7:59 AM of the next morning).
So the time would include the rest of that day's shift (ending at 5 PM) and then any time that elapsed between 8 AM of the next morning and when the call came in. For example, if I receive a call at 4 PM on Thursday night, and then the next call is at 9 AM on Friday morning, the elapsed time is 2 hours.
Calls that would come in on Monday would also need to subtract out the weekend time.
I am not married to this current format. So if it would be better to combine the date and timestamp into one cell, that is fine with me. Or if someone sees a better way to initially organize the data, that is OK too.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
I work for an organization that outsources a call center service.
We want to calculate the average time between calls. Our call center operates from 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday.
Right now, column A is the date and column B is the time of when the call came in. I want to calculate the time elapsed between two calls in column C.
For example: (my mock spreadsheet with columns)
A------------B---------C
7/22/2011---10:00 AM
7/22/2011---10:23 AM--23 minutes
7/22/2011---11:24 AM--61 minutes
BUT, if the next call comes in the next day,
7/23/2011 10:00 AM
It would need to subtract out the time of when the call center was non-operational (5:00 PM -> 7:59 AM of the next morning).
So the time would include the rest of that day's shift (ending at 5 PM) and then any time that elapsed between 8 AM of the next morning and when the call came in. For example, if I receive a call at 4 PM on Thursday night, and then the next call is at 9 AM on Friday morning, the elapsed time is 2 hours.
Calls that would come in on Monday would also need to subtract out the weekend time.
I am not married to this current format. So if it would be better to combine the date and timestamp into one cell, that is fine with me. Or if someone sees a better way to initially organize the data, that is OK too.
Thanks in advance,
Chris