Hi, I'm new to the list, but I did search the archives before asking. I'm graphing different subnets for billing purposes. Using GPRINT, I can get AVERAGE bandwidth by subnet and in total, over the period of the graph, easy. I can calculate the % used then by that subnet, again easy. But if I do the percentages in the graph, the numbers get skewed, because it does an AVERAGE percentage, rather than a percentage of the averages. In other words, if one subnet is active all night long, and no one else is on, that subnet gets billed for 100% usage for the entire night, irregardless of how much bandwidth they actually used. I have a graph where 2 subnets used the same bandwidth, but one is 17% and the other 26%! Is it possible to do math in the GPRINT statement? This seems the easiest way to do the calculation. Is there another way I can get the bandwidth:AVERAGE divided by the total:AVERAGE?
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