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Anonymous
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Hours Elapsed based on todays date

Hi Experts

 

Not sure if the following mesure will give me what i need ( i am not after the average time, but actual time). I am trying work our the number of hours that have elapsed based on todays date and based on the created on date in the sample data below...

Measure = Averagex(
T,

VAR created_ = T(Created on)
VAR Now_ = Now()

Var SecondsPerHour = 60 * 60
Return
DateDiff(Second, Created_,Now_) 

 

Record IDCreated OnElapsed Time Hours
14/7/2021 07:10:56am98.1
230/4/2021 5:55:10pm32.4
35/1/2021 2:42am8.3
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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , seem fine, A measure like 

 

Averagex(Table, datediff([Created On], now(), second)/3600.0 )

 

or a column

datediff([Created On], now(), second)/360.0 

 

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , seem fine, A measure like 

 

Averagex(Table, datediff([Created On], now(), second)/3600.0 )

 

or a column

datediff([Created On], now(), second)/360.0 

 

 

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