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Chart Wizard

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replyReplyTue 8 Dec 2009, 14:14Delegate Diane said...

Chart Wizard

I have been asked to devise a chart - please see below, but I am having trouble putting it together. All I need is a graph showing % of calls answered live and date. Please see what I have done so far:

If you average the figures over 2 weeks it will halve the dates so you will be able to fit them in.

I would like the 80% KPI line in as well please

Hi Steve

Not sure how I can fit all the dates in at the bottom, as it is showing as week number. Will this be OK?



Telephone Call Survey 2009
% Answered Live Presented Date
82 168 12/01/2009
82 129 19/01/2009
70 123 26/01/2009
70 134 02/02/2009
79 97 16/02/2009
82 127 23/02/2009
82 127 02/03/2009
86 151 09/03/2009
83 112 16/03/2009
81 118 23/03/2009
80 119 30/03/2009
93 59 13/04/2009
84 98 20/04/2009
94 87 27/04/2009
79 84 04/05/2009
82 134 11/05/2009
80 79 18/05/2009
84 61 25/05/2009
83 72 01/06/2009
83 101 06/06/2009
84 68 22/06/2009
53 85 29/06/2009
74 78 06/07/2009
55 86 13/07/2009
80 60 20/07/2009
87 68 27/07/2009
72 92 03/08/2009
65 74 10/08/2009
90 71 24/08/2009
83 65 31/08/2009
76 117 07/09/2009
80 79 14/09/2009
79 114 21/09/2009
56 117 28/09/2009
48 151 05/10/2009
83 132 12/10/2009
67 119 26/10/2009
51 178 02/11/2009
90 106 09/11/2009
83 77 16/11/2009
70 101 30/11/2009


Can you help me put the info above into graph form?

Thanks Diane




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replyReplyWed 9 Dec 2009, 16:42Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Chart Wizard

Hi Diane

Thank you for your question. Could you send some sample data to us so we can give you some suggestions. You can email it through to info marked for attention of Andrew and I'll take a look and see if we can come up with some suggestions for you.

Kind regards,
Andrew

replyReplyWed 6 Jan 2010, 16:04Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Chart Wizard

Hi Diane

As discussed I'll check this out further this week and get back to you with some further options.

Kind regards,
Andrew

replyReplyMon 8 Mar 2010, 10:43Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Chart Wizard

Hi Diane

I'm sorry that we haven't been able to resolve this for you. If you would like to forward your example to info and mark it for the attention of Andrew I would be happy to take a further look.

Kind regards,
Andrew

 

 

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