Get Avg Days when data is in 60 columns

[anwilkins]

I need to create a table that shows two columns

1. Average days from "Cred Paperwork Completed Date to Submitted Date" Per Insurance Carrier
2. Average days from "Submitted Date to Effective Date" Per Insurance Carrier

The desired output should look like Pic 1, however,  the data is housed in 62 different date columns as previewed in pic 2

Pic 1

     

Pic 2

I've tried to unpivot the columns in a new table and I've tried creating 20 calculated columns to count the days then get the averages but I'm not able to create the desired chart. Thanks for all ideas and as an FYI, not all clinicians get credentialed by every insurance provider so there are a lot of blank date fields.

Sample Data Here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1utsy80043RvkXQZ6hARR44E7TLUKGnVy/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=11334...

[v-cgao-msft]

Hi @anwilkins ,

Taking the first record of the new table as an example, could you please tell me how to get 36 and 5?

By converting it, I can get a table like this, but I don't know how to calculate the next step.

Best Regards,
Gao
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[anwilkins]

Hi Gao, I had done a similar test where I took all the insurance carrier columns and Unpivoted to get them into one column. Then took all the Sumbitted Date columns and unpivoted and finished by doing the same with the Effective Date columns. The problem is that it is not looking at things on a row level so I dont get a valid Avg day account. But thanks for chiming in!