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Re: Averaging
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Posted by Phil on Thursday, 7 January 2010, at 9:49 p.m.,
in response to Averaging, posted by Lorne
Hi
The _M values are accumulating monthly totals, so these ramp from 0 to some number and then reset at the end of the month.
It sounds like you want the average of the end of day, and end of month values, but averages don't work that way. On the WEL, I only provide real time filters so you will get a "smoothed" version of the ramping value. Not at all what you want.
If you loaded the latest 2.17 software, you could use the "Last" (L)accumulation method to save the EndOfDay and EndofMonth values, and then make filtered versions of these.
BTW, if you want to combine House1 and House2, I'd create an expression called House which is the sum of the two, and then turn on accumulation for this expression. Then you'll have House_D and House_M as single values.
Phil.
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