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Anonymous
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9 years ago
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formatting time value to hh:mm:ss

I hope I am posting this to the right location as I am developing a new report.  Anyway, this is coming out of our telephone DB system and one column represented is Duration, which is an int column a...
  • Eric_Zhang's avatar
    Eric_Zhang
    9 years ago

    Anonymous

     

    Try a DAX as below.

    fmtCol = 
RIGHT ( "0" & INT ( TableName[Duration] / 3600 ), 2 )
    & ":"
    & RIGHT (
        "0"
            & INT ( ( TableName[Duration] - INT (TableName[Duration] / 3600 ) * 3600 ) / 60 ),
        2
    )
    & ":"
    & RIGHT ( "0" & MOD (TableName[Duration], 3600 ), 2 )

    Or deal with the format in query.

    select Duration, convert(varchar(10),DATEADD(second,Duration,0),108) fmtSecs from t1

     

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jbocachica
Resolver II
9 years ago

Hi, you must go to Options and then find the DirectQuery options and enable the checkbox that says "Allow unrestricted measures in DirectQuery mode" and try again.

 

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Anonymous's avatar
Anonymous
Not applicable
9 years ago

Unfortunately that did not work.

  • jbocachica's avatar
    jbocachica
    Resolver II
    9 years ago
    Uhhh... which kind of datasource are you using?
    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      Not applicable
      9 years ago

      Straight up SQL Server data table.  Nothing special at all.

      • Eric_Zhang's avatar
        Eric_Zhang
        Microsoft Employee
        9 years ago

        Anonymous

         

        Try a DAX as below.

        fmtCol = 
RIGHT ( "0" & INT ( TableName[Duration] / 3600 ), 2 )
    & ":"
    & RIGHT (
        "0"
            & INT ( ( TableName[Duration] - INT (TableName[Duration] / 3600 ) * 3600 ) / 60 ),
        2
    )
    & ":"
    & RIGHT ( "0" & MOD (TableName[Duration], 3600 ), 2 )

        Or deal with the format in query.

        select Duration, convert(varchar(10),DATEADD(second,Duration,0),108) fmtSecs from t1