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Hello,
Need some advice as I am new to PowerBI. I am trying to calculate the sum time from start time and end time. REfer to below.
DateTimeStart DateTimeEnd ToolName Operation User sumtime
31-Oct-16 9:00 31-Oct-16 17:00 HiSeq 2000 Engg TrainServ Bernard error
sumHours = sumx(timeTable, DATEDIFF(timeTable[DateTimeStart], timeTable[DateTimeEnd], SECOND))/3600
Please advice how to make it work.Thanks
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Hi @wylee1,
You can create a measure like below:
TimeInter = DATEDIFF(SUM('Table2'[DateTimeStart]),SUM('Table2'[DateTimeEnd]),SECOND)
Or create a calculate column like this:
Inter = DATEDIFF('Table2'[DateTimeStart],'Table2'[DateTimeEnd],SECOND)
Reference:
DATEDIFF Function (DAX)
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
Hi @wylee1,
You can create a measure like below:
TimeInter = DATEDIFF(SUM('Table2'[DateTimeStart]),SUM('Table2'[DateTimeEnd]),SECOND)
Or create a calculate column like this:
Inter = DATEDIFF('Table2'[DateTimeStart],'Table2'[DateTimeEnd],SECOND)
Reference:
DATEDIFF Function (DAX)
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
You can try this measure to get the correct results:
TotalHrs:=SUMX(timeTable,([DatetimeEnd]-timeTable[DatetimeStart])*1440/60)
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