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michellepace
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Resolver III

Duration in minutes between two timestamps

Hi there. I've calculated the total minutes between two timestamps... but I guessed the formula. Is this the best way to go about doing it? In this particular case -- would it not make sense to rather calculate duration as a new column in my Table1 table?

 

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Best wishes,

Michelle

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tamerj1
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Hi @michellepace 

Yes this is the best way. The calculated column would provide the same result if the data set is big then measure is more recommended 

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