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Hi everyone!😊
I have one problem here. I have time in & time out. And for time in i round up to the nearest 15 mins.
For the correct example;
TimeIn | TimeOut | NewTimeIn |
1/9/2020 6:47 am | 1/9/2020 3.05 pm | 1/9/2020 7:00 am |
This table below is the problem example;
TimeIn | TimeOut | NewTimeIn |
1/9/2020 11.54 PM | 2/9/2020 7.08 AM | ? |
So if 11.54 PM will be round up to nearest 15 mins, then the time in will be 12 am and the date will be 2/9/2020. So my data will be incorrect because its seems like this person work in 2 sept while he actually work in 1 sept.
So is there any formula that i can use to make something like;
if TimeIn > 11: 30 PM then [TimeIn] else RoundUp(TimeIn)
Example of my RoundUp column
Error rows
Thanks in advance!
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@New_be , I think the best way is to take out the minute
Something like this
[Date] + #duration(0,0,15- Number.Mod(Time.Minute([Date]),15),0)
@amitchandak so, is it correct from my understanding, time in is;
#duration(0,0,15 - Number.Mod(Time.Minute([InTime]),15)
at 11.46 PM, then 46 mod 15 will be 1. And then 15 mins - 1 = 14mins
[InTime] + #duration(0,0,15 - Number.Mod(Time.Minute([InTime]),15),0)
11.46 PM + 14 mins = 12:00 AM
So this way is same with roundUp to the nearest 15 mins or..? Can u please explain? Cause this is a very very good input for me 😀
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