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Time/Duration Value Display
I am looking for a way to display total duration that is over 24 hours.
Currently if the sum of two durations is 34:22 hours it will display as:
10:22
This must be because the Power BI value is based on a 24 hour clock. Therefore it is going to 24:00 then rolling back around to the 10:22 value.
In excel you can fix this by using a custom time field as [hh]:MM. I dont see that option in Power BI anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this?
I would try this, the format is text
Measure = VAR Hours = INT([Total Duration]*24) VAR Minutes = RIGHT(FORMAT([Total Duration],"hh:mm"),2) RETURN Hours & ":" & Minutes
try this
Measure = VAR Hours = INT([Total Duration]*24) VAR Minutes = RIGHT(FORMAT([Total Duration],"hh:mm"),2) VAR Separator = IF([Total Duration]=BLANK(),BLANK(),":") RETURN Hours & Separator & Minutes
8 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
Currently my formula is... Worked = SUMX(SUMMARIZE(VALUES(ReportA_PQ[Date]),[Date],"ABCD",[Logout]-[Login]-[Lunch]),[ABCD])
anyone have any ideas?
- v-yulgu-msftMicrosoft Employee
Hi Anonymous,
IF you want the result to be formatted as "HH:MM", its data type will be forced to text rather than date or numeric. Suppose you have generated a measure to get the total duration, to display total duration based on a 24 hour clock, please try this measure:
Measure = IF ( VALUE ( LEFT ( [Total duration], 2 ) ) < 24, [Total duration], VALUE ( LEFT ( [Total duration], 2 ) ) - INT ( VALUE ( LEFT ( [Total duration], 2 ) ) / 24 ) * 24 & ":" & RIGHT ( [Total duration], 2 ) )Regards,
Yuliana Gu
- AnonymousNot applicable
Thank you so much for the guide. When I applied this measure it displayed "12/31/1899" for all of my measures. I tried changing the data type to time, text, general, whole number and none of them seemed to solve the issue. Any ideas?
- StachuCommunity Champion
I would try this, the format is text
Measure = VAR Hours = INT([Total Duration]*24) VAR Minutes = RIGHT(FORMAT([Total Duration],"hh:mm"),2) RETURN Hours & ":" & Minutes