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ANerat
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5 years ago
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Split start time and end time into multiple rows based on shift

Hi,   I'm trying to achieve the transformation below. I tried multiple things but they quickly became overly complicated. I hope you can help.   My sample data:   Id Start Time End Time ...
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  • ANerat's avatar
    ANerat
    Regular Visitor
    5 years ago

    Thank your for solution. I haven't yet tried with my data but it should work. Can you please walk me through your steps? I'd like to understand better for future uses. Would this work with 12h shifts for example?

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      Not applicable
      5 years ago

      try to adapt and see what is appening .

      replace "08" with "12".

      consider that where there is a product of 3 it is, in effect, of 24/8. In the hypothesis of two shifts of 12 hours, 24/8 becomes 24/12 = 2.

       

      Regarding the explanation, it depends on your level of knowledge.

      I can explain the basic idea of the solution or even the implementation details (there are also possibilities of different solutions using the List.generate function).

       

      If you try to study it and then say where it is not clear to you, perhaps the explanation could be more effective.

      • ANerat's avatar
        ANerat
        Regular Visitor
        5 years ago

        Thanks for your explanation. I'm not too familiar with M but so far I can follow the transformations. Accepted as solution.

  • gvlado's avatar
    gvlado
    Advocate III
    3 years ago

    It works 0K
    I tried to modify it to work with shifts like this:
    Shift 1 => 07:00 - 15:00
    Shift 2 => 15:00 - 23:00
    Shift 3=> 23:00 - 07:00 (next day)
    but couldn't find the solution,
    Can you, or someone, help, please?
    Thanks