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Calculated Dates Precision


LWSChad

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Hello all;

I am trying to log the time users are logged in, and I am unable to get any precision.

 

I would like hours to be displayed with two decimal places of accurate precision, but Datediff rounds to the nearest unit of time.  This (IMO) should be fairly easy to overcome by using a smaller unit of time, and dividing that large number by 60 or 3600 (for minute or second), but no luck.

 

Using the following sessions let's look at what I want, what I've tried, and what I'm getting.

SessionID = 1 | LoginDT 8-17-2014 09:00:00 | LogoutDT 8-17-2014 09:15:00

SessionID = 2 | LoginDT 8-17-2014 10:00:00 | LogoutDT 8-17-2014 10:40:00

SessionID = 3 | LoginDT 8-17-2014 11:00:00 | LogoutDT 8-17-2014 13:30:00

 

Desired Result:

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 0.25

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 0.67

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 2.50

 

Datediff(hour,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT])

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 2.00

 

Datediff(minute,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT])

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 15.00

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 40.00

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 150.00

 

Datediff(minute,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT])/60

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 2.00

 

(Datediff(minute,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT]))/60

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 2.00

 

Round(Datediff(minute,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT])/60,2)

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 2.00

 

Round((Datediff(minute,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT]))/60,2)

SessionID = 1 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 2 | Logged Hours 0.00

SessionID = 3 | Logged Hours 2.00

 

Any ideas?

Thanks!

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Hello EIQ,

 

Please, try

Datediff(minute,[@field:LoginDT],[@field:LogoutDT])/60.00

 

As far as I know, Calculated Fields try to display result in the DataType that are used in calculations. For example, you divide by "60" - and the Result is Integer. If I understand correctly, if you divide by "60.00" - Result will be General, like 0.25.

By the Formatting button you can define how many digits after decimal will be displayed.

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Hello,

Just wanted to inform you about the new feature in Caspio
Check this documentation in Caspio’s Help center: https://howto.caspio.com/release-notes/caspio-bridge-13-0/
This release includes a new feature of Calculated value in submission form option that allows you to use a calculated field in one of your field that is saved in your table. 
However, this feature only available in the ‘Submission DataPage’.
You can also check this documentation about calculated value: https://howto.caspio.com/datapages/datapage-components/calculated-values/ 

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