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Splics
Starting Member
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Posted - 2006-02-28 : 16:25:41
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I am writing a report that deals with time in seconds. I am trying to figure out the average handle time for each call. To Get this number i use 5 fields. the formula is(((cs_acd_trk_t + cs_acd_ext_c)/(cs_acd_trk_c + cs_acd_ext_c)) + ((cs_t_acd_wrk)/(cs_acd_trk_c + cs_acd_ext_c))/(cs_acd_trk_c + cs_acd_ext_c))Which translates to ((Incoming Handle Time) + (Work))/(Number of Incoming Calls)When it does the calculations some times the cs_acd_trk_c + cs_acd_ext_c (number of incoming calls) is zero. I dont know how to get around this ... i tried to set that value to <>0 in my query but it threw my other numbers off for number of calls which is a different value on the report.Any Help on this would be super appreciated.Thanks,Mitch |
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TG
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2006-02-28 : 17:16:33
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what I typically do is test for the 0 in a case statement:declare @a int ,@b intselect @a = 2 ,@b = nullselect case when @a+@b is null = 0 then 0 else 10 / (@a + @b) end as [noDevideByZeroError] btw, you should use the t-sql forum or some other forum. Script Library is just for posting cool/helpfull code.thanksBe One with the OptimizerTG |
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swatib
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2006-03-04 : 02:45:08
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Are you using crystal report for this?Just add a code like :NumberVar AvgHandleTime:=0;If (Number of Incoming Calls) = 0 then AvgHandleTime:=0Else AvgHandleTime:=((Incoming Handle Time) + (Work))/(Number of Incoming Calls)Njoy Life |
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