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Anonymous
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Time Difference in Different Rows

Hello,

 

I am stuck at the moment trying to calculate the difference between 2 times residing in different rows.

 

 

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 Basically, if the name and date are the same and there are multiple instance of in_time and out_time, I want to calculate the differencebetween the latest OUT_TIME and earliest IN_TIME.

 

 

Thank you very much in advance.

 

 

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Difference = sumx(summarize(table1, Table1[Name], Table1[Date], "MaxOUT", max(Table1[OUT_TIME])),[MaxOUT])-sumx(summarize(table1, Table1[Name], Table1[Date], "MinIN", min(Table1[IN_TIME])), [MinIN])

 

This code creates two summary tables grouped on the name and date: one for the minimum IN_TIME and one for the maximum OUT_TIME. The IN_TIME is then subtracted from the OUT_TIME to get the difference. 

 

This will return the difference for each Name/Date grouping for each row. If you want unique values you would need to create a summary table that was only the Name, Date and Difference columns.

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Trotzuk
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Are you wanting to return the difference in a measure or in a row of the table?

 

Also, how do you want to represent the difference? Total hours? total minutes?

Anonymous
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Thank you for the quick reply.

 

I knew I forgot something.  I want the difference to show as a decimal value.

Difference = sumx(summarize(table1, Table1[Name], Table1[Date], "MaxOUT", max(Table1[OUT_TIME])),[MaxOUT])-sumx(summarize(table1, Table1[Name], Table1[Date], "MinIN", min(Table1[IN_TIME])), [MinIN])

 

This code creates two summary tables grouped on the name and date: one for the minimum IN_TIME and one for the maximum OUT_TIME. The IN_TIME is then subtracted from the OUT_TIME to get the difference. 

 

This will return the difference for each Name/Date grouping for each row. If you want unique values you would need to create a summary table that was only the Name, Date and Difference columns.

Anonymous
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Thank you very much.

 

As a beginner, you really saved me a ton of time and headaches.

 

Have a great day!!!  Smiley Very Happy

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