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Anonymous
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Active Directory user.lastLogon

Hello,

 

I am trying to convert the active directory user.lastlogon and user.lastlogontimestamp to readable date and times.    The command below which I found on the Internet does not appear to be working for me.

 

Help!

 

Last Logon = IF(AD_user[user.lastlogon]>0, (AD_user[user.lastlogon]/8.64*10^11)-109205, DATE(2000,01,01))

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Anonymous
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Try the following code:

 

Last Logon = IF( AD_user[user.lastLogonTimestamp] > 0, AD_user[user.lastLogonTimestamp] / 864000000000 - 109205, DATE(2000,1,1) )

 

Make sure you assign the correct data type and that the default summarization is set to don't summarize. You can select the desired format.

AD_timespan.PNG

 

 

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Anonymous
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Try the following code:

 

Last Logon = IF( AD_user[user.lastLogonTimestamp] > 0, AD_user[user.lastLogonTimestamp] / 864000000000 - 109205, DATE(2000,1,1) )

 

Make sure you assign the correct data type and that the default summarization is set to don't summarize. You can select the desired format.

AD_timespan.PNG

 

 

Anonymous
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Thank you!!  That did the trick.  

 

A tip for users, I set the last argument to 9999/01/01 to flag that there is no real last logon data available.

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