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harmonvi
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Divide dated column values every week

I need to divide weekly productivity per employee, by weekly hours per employee, repeating every week for the year. I need to keep every week's data so that I can track historical data.

 

Is there a way I can set this up to do it automatically or do I need to manually do it for every week? 

 

Thanks! 

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mahoneypat
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This can be fully automated.  If you share example data, a specific solution can be provided.

 

Regards,

Pat

 





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Hours This image shows the employee hours worked each weekThis image shows the employee hours worked each week

Productivity

This image shows the employee productivity per weekThis image shows the employee productivity per week

 

The top image shows the number of hours worked in a weeks time frame. The lower image shows the employees productivity per week. I currenly have been doing the manual calculation every week -

7/4/2020 Avg Daily Productivity = Hours[7/4/2020] / (Producitvity [7/4/2020] / 8).

 I divide by 8 to get the daily instead of weekly average. This is of course combined with a lookup between employee names to pull the correct value.

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