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How is the 'median' on the Control Chart calculated?

Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

Hi community,

I'm currently studying for ACP-300 exam and i would like to figure out how the 'median' on the Control Chart is calculated.

Could someone further explain me what is the purpose of the meadian time and the differences with the average time also displayed in the chart?

Thanks in advance!

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Antoine Berry

Hi @Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas] ,

median time and average time are calculated from the same pool of issues. Each issue will come up with a time spent "working on it", i.e. time spent in the selected columns/statuses. Then the formulas are applied to the scope and you get the median and average values. It is just different ways of interpreting data.

Antoine

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Antoine Berry

Hi @Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas] ,

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Jack Nolddor [Sweet Bananas]

All clear, thanks for your kind response.

Vincent Fong_yfz7dy

Does average mean the average time it takes for a ticket to go from start to done? I understand median would be the preferred "average" if the there were a lot of variation or noise in the data, or simply if the standard deviation was larger than say 1?

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