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I have a table with traveling data called Travel Time and I want to add it together,
TravelTime|HH:MM
7.30
2.20
The total expected time (HH: MM) is 7.30+2.20=9.50
Thanks in advance
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Hi @PowerBIData
You can calculate the sum for the column[TravelTime|HH:MM] ,and then convert the value(Decimal number) to time format .
For example :
Column = FORMAT(TIME(TRUNC('Table'[TravelTime|HH:MM],0),('Table'[TravelTime|HH:MM]-TRUNC('Table'[TravelTime|HH:MM],0))*60,0),"long time")
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Hi @PowerBIData
You can calculate the sum for the column[TravelTime|HH:MM] ,and then convert the value(Decimal number) to time format .
For example :
Column = FORMAT(TIME(TRUNC('Table'[TravelTime|HH:MM],0),('Table'[TravelTime|HH:MM]-TRUNC('Table'[TravelTime|HH:MM],0))*60,0),"long time")
Best Regards
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @PowerBIData
I created an example, check it out.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1a9P05JCCETmep3vMDdVrixXhY-uK4gp-?usp=sharing
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If you need to convert it in Power Query: add the following Custom Column and change data type to Time.
#duration( 0, Number.IntegerDivide([Time],1) , Number.Mod([Time],1)*60, 0 )
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The simplest way to do that is to convert your time columns to decimal number, make your expression, and then use a custom format string to display it as hh:mm (use hh:nn).
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