@Micheal
Figured out a workaround.  Karma has to be installed first and then the Advanced stats will go in properly. 

@Outlaw
I have a smiliar issue on my board.  But one of my members has admin privaleges and he was messing with his total posts.  He put in the number 3,000 and it grew from there.  So that could mess up the statistics a wee bit...

3034 Total Posts
374.11 % of all forum posts
84.28 posts per day

He just wanted to make himself look bigger than he really is....But don't tell him I said that...lol   

OK... got it

I think it WAS the post count like you said Duck.
Appreciate your help.

@SittingDuck, thanks for your help, but I tried both of your options and it still isn't working, it's only the posts per day what won't work, the other two stats are working fine. But when I rebuilded the memberlist, I was wondering if it's normal that I (admin) is placed beyond the latest member, so that I am, regarding to the memberlist, the latest member, or is this normal??

	$date1 = $memsettings[14];
	$date2 = $date;
	&calcdifference;
	$result = $result + 1;
 

Note the +1 thing at the end. I added this because if a user just registered and did a few posts, it would still display 0 if it's still the day he registered on.

@ Michael
please take a look whatis the differrence btw this and user post stat

### USER POSTING STATS ###
	fopen(FILE, "$memberdir/$INFO{'username'}.mh");
	@mhfile = <FILE>;
	fclose(FILE);
	$subjectlast = $mhfile[1];
	$icon = $mhfile[2];
	$threadnum = $mhfile[3];
	$startnum = $mhfile[4];
	$currentboard = $mhfile[5];
	if($icon ne '') {
		$iconimg = qq~<img src="$imagesdir/$icon.gif">~;
	} else {
		$iconimg = "";
	}
	if($memsettings[14] ne '')  {
	($usermonth, $userday, $useryear) = split(/\//, $memsettings[14]);
	}
	if($memsettings[14] eq "Start of these Forums ;-)") {
		$usermonth = "01";
		$userday = "01";
		$useryear = "101";
	}
	$|++;

	use Time::Local;

	my $day = 24 *   60 *    60;

	($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time);
	$year = $year + 1900;
	$usermonth = $usermonth - 1;
	my $today = timelocal(0,0,12,$mday,$mon,$year);
	my $days = timelocal(0,0,12,$userday,$usermonth,$useryear);
	$dif = int ( ($days - $today)/$day ), "\n";
	$dif = $dif * -1;
	[highlight size=2 color=green background=]if($dif == '0') {
		$dif = '1';
	}
	$avpost = $memsettings[6] / $dif;
	$avpost = sprintf("%.2f", $avpost);[/highlight]
	### END USER POSTING STATS ### 

In my opinion whatever you use to calculate the diferrence or time span from registration it should be equal,so simple

time span=today-day of registration

SEE THIS

why the average post of the two mods is equal?

And why other users are not equal?

@jake: I don't see any reason why I shouldn't use YaBB's buildin subroutines, everything else is a waste of space, speed and is no good style.