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Hello
i would to ask how can i calculate minutes between two times.
here i try:
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Hi @Raoom_A
I'm unsure why you think your original measure didn't work.
Also, I'm unsure of how you can expect a result for the first 2 rows to both be equal to 10 minutes.
Out of curiosity, are your dates formatted as MM/DD/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY ? That would make a big difference.
Hi @Raoom_A
I'm unsure why you think your original measure didn't work.
Also, I'm unsure of how you can expect a result for the first 2 rows to both be equal to 10 minutes.
Out of curiosity, are your dates formatted as MM/DD/YYYY or DD/MM/YYYY ? That would make a big difference.
It is correct that I made a mistake in writing the date .. Thank you!
Please try this expression.
= 24*60 - ('Table 1 (page)'[open] - INT('Table 1 (page)'[open]) - 'Table 1 (page)'[close] + INT('Table 1 (page)'[close]) )
sorry it dose not work!
the result it pic
@Raoom_A Try this:
Column = ([open] - TRUNC([open])) - ( [close] - TRUNC([close])) * 24 * 60
do not work
Did not bring the expected output
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