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Use time stamp to determine shift
Hello all,
I have a column with a date and time field formated as: 1/19/2022 2:05:16 PM
I need to calculate from this column whether it was Day Shift or Afternoon Shift. Day shift starts at 7 AM Monday - Friday and afternoon shift starts at 5:30 PM M - Thur and 4:30 PM on Fridays. Is there a way to do this? I have been looking but can't quite find a solution to my problem. Any direction would be appreciated.
I thought that this might work:
Hi Anonymous
Try this code to add a new column:
DvA = Var _Time = TIMEVALUE(Tracking[Date/Tim]) Var _DN = WEEKDAY(Tracking[Date/Tim]) Var _MT = time(7,00,00) Var _AF = if(_DN=6,time(16,30,00),time(17,30,00)) return if(_Time>=_MT&&_Time<=_AF,"Day Shift","Afternoon Shift")output:
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- VahidDM
Super User
Hi Anonymous
Try this code to add a new column:
DvA = Var _Time = TIMEVALUE(Tracking[Date/Tim]) Var _DN = WEEKDAY(Tracking[Date/Tim]) Var _MT = time(7,00,00) Var _AF = if(_DN=6,time(16,30,00),time(17,30,00)) return if(_Time>=_MT&&_Time<=_AF,"Day Shift","Afternoon Shift")output:
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LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/vahid-dm/- AnonymousNot applicable
Perfect! Thank you so much for this!
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous
try
DvA = If(And(TIMEVALUE(Tracking[Date/Time])>=TIME(07,00,00),TIMEVALUE(Tracking[Date/Time])<=TIME(16,00,00)),"Day Shift","Afternoon Shift") - AnonymousNot applicable
Hi Anonymous - It looks like the Datetime to Time comparison does not work. Time is treated as 1/1/1900 07:00:00.
please consider trying:
DvA = IF( AND( HOUR( Tracking[Date/Time] ) >= 7 , HOUR( Tracking[Date/Time] ) <= 16 ),"Day Shift","Afternoon Shift")Or if Time is need, please split the Date Time into separate columns in Power Query instead.
Many thanksDaryl