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Old June 16th, 2009, 07:55 PM
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Calculating the average time on the site.

Hello everyone,

Is being a while that I don't do metrics or statistical computations. I have an idea in how to do it but if it is not right am going to make it fool of myself.
How would I get the average time of users on my site?
This is my scenario:

Code:
Minutes		Users visited my site
1 	            511 	
3 	            365	
7 		123	
15 		87	
32 		10
52 		5	
60+ 		68


Thanks any help is greatly appreciated

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