Brian

We have a user at our facility that would like to calculate an annual running duration of a flowrate when it exceeds a certain value. They are wanting to use this to show where the process total is in relation to the annual required number of hours for this flow. We have created the condition that identifies when the signal meets the required flow. We have been able to create a signal showing the current annual total and a formula to show how many hours are still required for the year to meet the minimum. The user would like a signal that trends upwards over time as the total time that the condition is met. For example, on Jan 1st, the running total for the signal is 0. If the condition is met for 10 hours that day, on Jan 2, the signal would be 10, while Jan 1st remains 0. If the condition is met on Jan 2nd for 12 hours, Jan 3rd should be 22, while Jan 1st and 2nd keep their 9 and 10 respectively. Is there a way to do this in SEEQ?

Thanks for the fast reply. After posting I found an earlier post you had made for a similar issue. Reading that and this one helps me to not just get it done, but also to fully understand what the formulas are doing.

I have the following: Signal 1 Signal 2 Condition A - When Signal 1 > 3500 Condition B - Periodic condition for months I am looking for the average of signal 2 during all capsules from Condition A within a month (created by Condition B). I am looking for a single average number, not the averages of each individual capsule. This seems like it should be simple. Any thoughts?