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Dallas7890
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4 years ago
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Display time over 24 hours in Power BI

Hello   I'm having a little challenge in a simple table trying to calculate the time passed, for example from 22:00 to 2:00 in the morning.   I have tried this code to calculate the Duration in M...
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    Dallas7890
    4 years ago

    Thank you so much, Vijay. The formula worked perfectly

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Dallas7890
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4 years ago

Hi Vijay,

 

This formula works perfectly except for some really do end on the same day

 

Is there any way to tell the formula that?

 

Here is what it looks like now using your amazing formula

The only problem if you see some are really starting at 6:30 am and ending on the same day shift at 4:30 pm

 

Thank again for helping me with this.

Much appreciated. 

 

 

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4 years ago

Here is a better look. For example, some really do start and end on the same shift 

 

for example the start at 7:00:00 AM should still end on the same day 4/1/2021 at 8:00:00pm

 

also the 12:00 AM to 12:00: AM should all just remain as the same day

No time was really worked on these days

 

 

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    4 years ago

    Replacing End Date time with this formula will solve the problem

    if [End]>=[Start] then [Date]&[End] else Date.AddDays([Date],1)&[End]