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HenryJS
Post Prodigy
6 years agoCalculate Working Hours per Week
Hi all, How can I calculate hours per week? I have calculated hours per day Hours per day = [starttime] - [endtime] data type is 'Time' I want to multiply this figure by 5 and mi...
- 6 years ago
Hi HenryJS ,
Try to create a column like so:
Column 2 = VAR DateDiffSeconds = DATEDIFF ( [StartTime], [EndTime], SECOND ) VAR Hours1 = DateDiffSeconds / 3600 VAR Hours2 = Hours1 * 5 - 2.5 VAR Hours = TRUNC ( Hours2 ) VAR Minutes = TRUNC ( ( Hours2 * 3600 - Hours * 3600 ) / 60 ) VAR Seconds = Hours2 * 3600 - Minutes * 60 - Hours * 3600 RETURN Hours & ":" & FORMAT ( Minutes, "00" ) & ":" & FORMAT ( Seconds, "00" )Then, you can convert the column type from "Text" to "Time". Or just change the expression like below and then choose datatype as "Time".
Column 3 = VAR DateDiffSeconds = DATEDIFF ( [StartTime], [EndTime], SECOND ) VAR Hours1 = DateDiffSeconds / 3600 VAR Hours2 = Hours1 * 5 - 2.5 VAR Hours = TRUNC ( Hours2 ) VAR Minutes = TRUNC ( ( Hours2 * 3600 - Hours * 3600 ) / 60 ) VAR Seconds = Hours2 * 3600 - Minutes * 60 - Hours * 3600 VAR Result = Hours & ":" & FORMAT ( Minutes, "00" ) & ":" & FORMAT ( Seconds, "00" ) RETURN CONVERT ( Result, DATETIME )BTW, .pbix file attached.
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Icey
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amitchandak
Super User
6 years agoHenryJS ,Try like
Hours per Week= datediff( [starttime] ,[endtime],Hour)*5 -2.5
If you want to convert back to time
use
Total time = time([Hours per Week]),0,0)