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Calculating Working hours
- Anonymous8 years ago
HI rocky09,
You can try to use below calculated column formula to calculate valid working hour:
Work Hour = VAR filtered = FILTER ( ADDCOLUMNS ( CROSSJOIN ( CALENDAR ( [ACTIVITY_DATE], [LASTMODIFIEDDATE] ), SELECTCOLUMNS ( GENERATESERIES ( 9, 18 ), "Hour", [Value] ) ), "Day of week", WEEKDAY ( [Date], 2 ) ), [Day of week] < 6 && [TicketID] = EARLIER ( Table1[TicketID] ) ) VAR hourcount = COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( filtered, ( [Date] >= DATEVALUE ( [ACTIVITY_DATE] ) && [Hour] > HOUR ( [ACTIVITY_DATE] ) + 1 ) && ( [Date] <= DATEVALUE ( [LASTMODIFIEDDATE] ) && [Hour] > HOUR ( [LASTMODIFIEDDATE] ) - 1 ) ) ) VAR remained = DATEDIFF ( TIMEVALUE ( [ACTIVITY_DATE] ), TIME ( HOUR ( [ACTIVITY_DATE] ) + 1, 0, 0 ), MINUTE ) + DATEDIFF ( TIME ( HOUR ( [LASTMODIFIEDDATE] ) - 1, 0, 0 ), TIMEVALUE ( [LASTMODIFIEDDATE] ), MINUTE ) RETURN IF ( hourcount <> BLANK (), (hourcount*60 + remained)/60, 0 )Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
I tried this solution for the data in SQL server database. I am also getting the same error:
"An argument of function 'TIME' has the wrong data type or the result is too large or too small."
Can some one please help me to replve this
KKMUrthy
Please check your Data Type for the Date Column. It should be Date format.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
I ensure the data type as Datetime in query editor. I then changed the datetime format to the one shown in the screenshot
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
I chose the data type as Datetime for the date fields in query editor. I then changed the datetime format to the one shown in the screenshot in the data tab. I still get the same error
any thoughts please?
- Paolo7 years agoAdvocate I
replace the comma with a semicolon